Comment by URSpider94

4 years ago

This is not even that. The parent is talking about the case where the stock does indeed go to zero and get de-listed from the exchange, in other words the market becomes rational. At that point, you're holding put options that are ridiculously in-the-money, but you can't execute or sell them to take your profit because the underlying stock is gone. So, your highly valuable stash of Nikola puts becomes worthless ...

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's not how it works. If it gets delisted, you would buy the pinks to get the shares. The stock doesn't just disappear when it's delisted.