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发表于 2012-1-6 02:57 AM
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xiaochong 发表于 2012-1-5 21:22 
比如说
我卖了本周到期的 1个 spy 129的call,如果明天收盘spy的价格是129.10,而盘后价格则一直低于129, ...
这个问题太给力了。
“automatically executed" 并非百分之百发生在你身上。BTW, Who would exercise a option which only "1 cent" in the money?
A lot of big boys set up a "exercise by exception" with OCC, which allow them to have a choice not to exercise an option that is in the money by the exercise threshold amount or more, or to exercise an option which has not reached the exercise threshold amount. The exercise threshold amounts vary from broker to broker. An "option exercise" is always involved with "exercise by exception". So the "automatic executed in 1 cent rule" under these procedures is not, strictly speaking "automatic." For expirations, OCC process all exercise/assignments on Saturday. Once an exercise notice is tendered, OCC randomly selects member brokerage firms and transmit notice to them. Then the brokerage firm will process expiration exercises notice and assign the notice randomly or on a "first-in, first out" basis to their customers on Sunday, but to settle the notice with customer on Monday, the key word here is "settle on Monday", that's why sometime the executed price is the Monday opening bell price, but not the Friday closing bell price. Only about 20% of ITM expired options end up being assigned, also a put option is most likely get exercise then a call option.
In a situation like this you may not get "automatic executed". There are many other more situations you won't or will get "automatic executed". That's why in the "option" world that is an old saying, "when in doubt, close them out".
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