Obviously if you sell a naked put you are obligated to buy a particular security at the strike price on expiration but what happens in the case of bankruptcy?
Do you have to buy it at the strike at the time of bankruptcy or at the original expiration date?
If all this "artificial demand" is driving the price artificially high, why is there not a dramatic drop in price as funds etc. rollover?
Or are they actually taking delivery and storing 42 gal drums of oil in their basement?
I just saw this post and brought up the TMA options. I understand the risk of bankruptcy is huge but who is buying some of these put options? Risking large amounts for the chance of a very small gain?