Talphera Inc. (TLPH)

[savagess]

Like I said, I don't know much about options. I assume the closer the stock gets to the strike price the higher the contract is worth? I suppose that would coincide with the expiration date.

I guess there is allot of info online and in videos I can watch to learn.

Let me ask this though. Say the strike price is $5 and on the expiration date the stock is at $7 You would be better off buying the shares at $5 than selling the contract right? Also if you do buy the shares you need to make sure you have the money in your account to buy them for example 1 contract or $5 per share you would have to make sure you have $500 in your account available by the expiration date for the purchase of the shares. You make an automatic $2 per share or $200 less the contract price per share, correct?

BTW It has got to be the company diluting shares to fund whatever. People ALWAYS tell me they have to file with the SEC but these companies have tuns of shares tucked away they can sell in the open market, I know, I was friends with a CEO of a pink sheet and all I can say is wow!