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Warrant code Warrant code: Each warrant has an unique 4-digit identification code, click here for a more detailed explanation. | Underlying Underlying: The stock or index over which the Warrant is listed. | Type Type: Calls increase in value as share price rises, Puts increase in value as share price falls. | Exercise price (Strike) Exercise price: The price at which you can buy (calls) or sell (puts) the underlying | WPS WPS: The number of warrants that entitles you to one unit of the underlying share or index at expiry. | Last trading date Last trading date: The last day to buy or sell the warrant. This date is always the 5th trading day prior to the expiry date. For Hong Kong underlyings, the last trading date will be brought forward if the 5th trading day prior to expiry falls on a Hong Kong holiday. | Issuer Issuer: The Bank or Securities company that issues the Warrant. | Bid volume ('000) Bid volume: The volume provided at the current highest bid price for the Warrant. | Bid (SGD) Bid: The highest current buy price of the Warrant. This is the value that most accurately reflects the 'value' of the Warrant at any point in time. | Ask (SGD) Ask: The lowest current sell price for the Warrant. | Ask volume ('000) Ask volume: The volume provided at the current lowest sell price for the Warrant. | Traded volume ('000) Traded volume: Total volume traded in the Warrant for the current day. A Warrant that has not traded for the day does not necessarily mean that it is not liquid. Click here for more info about Warrant and liquidity. | Price change (%) Price change: Current bid price for the Warrant compared to the Prior (previous days close). The bid price of the Warrant 1 minute before close of trading at 5.00pm, will be used for the Prior. For more info click here | Delta (%) Delta: Estimates how a warrant moves in relation to the underlying stock/index. Puts have negative deltas because their prices increase as the underlying stock/index falls. Note, if your warrant has a WPS that this will need to be taken into account. | Sensitivity Sensitivity: Shows you how much the underlying stock or index must move for your warrant to move one "tick" or "Spread". For warrants that cost less than $0.200, one tick is $0.001. | Eff. gearing (x) Effective gearing: Indicates your leveraged exposure. An effective gearing of 5X tells you a 1% move in the underlying stock/index results in an approximate 5% move in your Warrant price. Click here to learn more about effective gearing. | Volatility (%) Volatility: the higher the price of the Warrant. Relates to the volatility and risk of the underlying share/Index. Click here to learn more about implied volatility. | Estimated decay Estimated decay: Estimated drop in warrant value per day | |
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| Warrant code | Type | Ex. price | Ex. ratio | Last trading date | Issuer | Bid volume ('000) | Bid (SGD) | Ask (SGD) | Ask volume ('000) | Traded volume ('000) | Price change (%) | Eff. gearing (x) | Volatility (%) | |||||
| Warrant code | Underlying Underlying: The stock or index over which the Warrant is listed. | type | Strike | Last trading date | Bid | Traded volume ('000) | ||||||||||||
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