analysis by بورس با رئیس about Stock ذوب on 3/24/2025

To clarify the concept of insurance subordinate securities, let me explain with one example: Suppose: 1. You buy the melting share at the price of 1. 2. After a while, the price of the share falls and reaches 2. 3. Now how the subordinate papers apply: 1. If the share price at the maturity time is lower than the price (in this example 2 USD), you received our amount in cash for the difference in the price difference (1 USD) and the current share price (1 USD). In other words: 1 - 2 = 1 Toman Therefore, you receive 2 USD per share of melting. 2. If the share price was higher than the price of the maturity, the subordinate papers will be ineffective and you benefited from the increase in the price of your share, but it received something from subordinate securities. Answering your questions: 1. Subject is like an option? Yes, in fact, insurance insurance bonds act like the option, which means that you are actually using these securities to insure possible harm. These securities allow you to make up for some of your loss if the share price drops sharply. 2. If I buy subordinate papers and make a good share of the basic share, will the subordinate papers be fuel? Yes, exactly. If the basic share price reaches higher than the price, your subordinate securities will be ineffective and you only benefit from the basic share profit. This means that if the basic share makes a good profit, the subordinate papers will be burned and received no payment. But the important point is that if you fall in price and lower prices from the price of actions, you will be insured from these subordinate securities and received a fee for the price difference. 3. If you give 2 million USD to buy subordinate papers, will the subsequent securities later be ineffective? It is true that if the share price rises, the subordinate securities would be ineffective, but your loss from the purchase of subordinate securities would have been more than your profit if the basic share was profitable. In fact, these subordinate securities are when the price of the share falls and you have lost insurance. So;; Insurance subordinates are somehow designed to protect the share price fall. If the basic share earned, the subordinate securities become ineffective, but you benefit from the share profits. If the basic share is damaged, the subordinate papers will come to your aid and you will be paid for the difference in the price of actions and the current share price.