On Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:57:35 -0000, "bben1006" <bben1006@yahoo.
wrote:
>Ricky--
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>On each of the days prior to expiry you actually have the option to either close or not the positionall depending on the actual cash and market. However, on expiry you have no choice and you are at the absolute mercy of the settlement print. So the hassle might very well worth it!
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Is there data that shows that the coin toss at the end is biased
against you?
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