Tuesday, August 28, 2007

LHH - barrier calculation

Still three weeks to go for our IPO LHH, the first high-score derivative in SL and tri-monthly reporting of HCL should happen during this period…

LHH is an easy way to participate at the performance of HCL and in the same time enjoy capital protection. If a predefined barrier is reached during a period of six months the highest share price for HCL ever reached during the same period will be the reference to pay back your investment!

Ex.: The LHH share in the IPO costs 1 $L/share. If the spot price for HCL when LHH comes on the WSE board is 1.2 $L/share then the barrier will be 150% higher or equal to 3 $L/share. If the highest value HCL will ever reach during the following six months will be 12 $L/share which is easily possible if we think on the volatility of stock exchange markets in SL then this equals an increase of 1000% from the original spot price of 1.2 $L/share and you would get 10 $L back /LHH-share (minus our fee of 5%).

As the barrier is a rather critical value we publish it from today on our blog http://lemurinvest.blogspot.com .

We are persuaded that HCL is undervalued and the actual barrier for LHH logically incredible low- an opportunity for any serious investor.

Have a good day, greetz

Casper Trebuchet

LEM, CEO

House of derivatives (LFB, LWI, and LHH as IPO)
http://lemurinvest.blogspot.com

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