Residual payment? Where did that come from?! Remember the knock-in we didn’t account for before? Well, it’s way way up in price, so joe probably will get like $0.50-$1.00 back. But, uhm, who sold the knock in? They’re probably pretty displeased by this scenario. Not great, bob.
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a down-and-in barrier (the type present in an autocall and easily reproducible in a leveraged single asset account with a maint-margin constraint) has an exercise strike that is higher than the binary strike at which the option becomes live.”
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in a typical autocall you sell an option with a strike 20-30% below current levels on an option with a strike at today’s price, so you jump from being down 0% when barrier is unbreached to -30% when its breached and it can happen in a single tick. its like a JTD thing
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they do. the difference is only there before the barrier is breached. your brain isn’t broken
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