With the date of expiry being so far into the future, what would you do if the stock price went up above the call strike price before expiry? The buyer doesn't have to do anything until near expiry, which is a year and a half away. I'm just thinking that the long time factor could screw up the mechanics of AIM unless you bought back the call to close the contract, but that might cost more then the actual gain of the original call sell.
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