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Adding to what you said:
You can call your broker to mark/unmark your options as “do not exercise” at any time before they expire. The surprise here is that you can also change it for while longer *after* market close.
This can be strategically useful, case in point yesterday. GME closed at $24.70 (4pm ET) but hit $25.22 by 5:07pm.
So say you had $24.5C’s that you marked as DNE (e.g. because you didn’t want to carry the risk over the weekend for tiny gains). But after seeing the action at 4:57pm-5:07pm you could have called them to exercise instead.
Beware that the cutoff for your specific broker might be earlier than 5:30pm ET.

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In an effort to isolate and focus on variables that play into the upcoming press release, I asked Gemini – What is noteworthy about this particular event announcement? Aspects that are out of place or unique? 
My biggest question after assessing all this info is – ***Are we to expect material news prior to Oct 7th?!?!?***
Evaluating this press release in the context of typical corporate investor relations norms reveals several noteworthy, unusual, and unique elements:
# 1. Separation of Questions from the Q3 Earnings Call (The "Two-Step" Format)
* **What is unusual:** Companies rarely hold a live "business update and question session" a month before Q3 earnings, where questions asked during *this* call are deferred to be answered later on the actual Q3 earnings call. (Hmmm, sounds like this meeting mmight address SEC requirements).
* **The Structural Read:** Gathering questions in early October but holding responses for the official earnings call suggests management wants a controlled way to poll shareholder sentiment and catalog specific concerns regarding revenue, burn rate, or commercial timeline execution before finalizing their formal earnings presentation script. (could this be due to the new 8% shareholder?).
# 2. Live Market-Hours Scheduling
* **What is unusual:** Public companies almost always hold business updates, fireside chats, or earnings calls **before market open or after market close** to prevent intraday stock volatility. Scheduling a live leadership conference at **1:00 PM ET during active market hours** is relatively uncommon unless accompanied by a major, previously disclosed material event. (Will we get material news prior to Oct 7th?!?!?)
# 3. C-Suite Introduction / Alignment Reset
* **What is unique:** The session brings together CEO Glen DeVos alongside newly appointed executives CFO Christine Chambers (appointed August 2026) and CCO James Byun (appointed July 2026).
* **The Strategic Context:** Coming off a summer filled with corporate restructuring—including the reverse stock split, launching MicroVision Semiconductor, and pivoting Scantinel's IP into AI data center photonics—this setup functions as a formal "meet the new team" platform to articulate a consolidated commercial story directly from the new executive team.
# 4. Setting Pre-Earnings Expectations
* **Why it matters:** Putting revenue, operating expense expectations, and business outlook directly on the agenda for a pre-earnings call indicates leadership is trying to manage market expectations early. By establishing a narrative around commercial progress across their newer pillars (defense, semiconductors, and data centers), management can frame the upcoming Q3 numbers within a broader strategic horizon.

"Reg FD is relevant because MicroVision’s October 7 session is set up to disclose the kind of information the rule treats as material, and the original 1:00 p.m. ET slot would have put that disclosure in the middle of the regular trading session.
On September 30, 2026, MicroVision announced a video session and business update for October 7 at 1:00 p.m. ET, covering commercial progress, revenue and operating-expense expectations, and business outlook. On October 2 it moved the start to 4:00 p.m. ET. Those topics are classic guidance. Under Regulation FD (effective October 23, 2000), an issuer that intentionally discloses material nonpublic information to market professionals or shareholders who may trade must make that information public at the same time, by a method reasonably designed for broad, non-exclusionary distribution—typically a press release, an 8-K, or a properly noticed webcast or conference call.
A public webcast can satisfy that public-disclosure method. The timing problem is the overlay of Nasdaq’s material-news rules. For releases between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. ET, Nasdaq-listed companies must notify MarketWatch at least 10 minutes before putting out material information, including earnings, pre-announcements, and guidance, so the exchange can halt the stock if needed. A 1:00 p.m. call that includes revenue, opex, and outlook numbers would almost certainly trigger that process: the stock could be halted mid-session while only people on the webcast hear the figures first, which is exactly the information asymmetry Reg FD is meant to prevent.
Starting at 4:00 p.m. ET puts the disclosure at the close. The closing cross can finish, any first reaction happens in after-hours trading, and the webcast is already public before the next regular open. That is the standard way companies deliver guidance while meeting both Reg FD’s simultaneous broad-dissemination requirement and the exchange’s halt-notification process, without an intraday trading interruption. MicroVision’s update notice does not cite Reg FD by name; the relevance is the content of the call plus the market-hours rules that implement fair disclosure in practice.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​"

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So it seems the mod Mr. Porter did block me...because I got a reply that said "Goodbye White" that has since been deleted by him and the thread/link by him to the latest news from MVIS regarding correcting the time from 1:00 PM ET to 4 PM ET can now be seen by me...I'm an old white guy but that's all. 

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Lot of incorrect info in this thread. Generally the contract holder has until 5:30pm ET to exercise the contract.

GameStop warrants expire at 5:00 p.m. ET on October 30, 2026, with 27 days remaining. Warrants closed at $2.19 and GME shares at $24.70. The $32 strike is $7.30 out of the money.
GameStop will also issue at least one public press release providing a reminder of the expiration date, between 10 and 30 days prior to the scheduled expiration date.
Brokerages
Computershare
Deadline: October 23
How to exercise: Use your unique Control Code and Account Code through the [exercise portal](https://comms.computersharecas.com/ch/37663/kjngj/2956156/VUstf4.WY4FN0QZSJo_TOj1C0Zz9zq0DeAY_lIDt.html).
Schwab
Deadline: October 28 at 7:00 p.m. ET
How to exercise: Call the trade desk and exercise with settled funds.
Fidelity
Deadline: October 29 at 7:00 p.m. ET
How to exercise: Call the trade desk and exercise with settled funds.

View in your timezone:
[October 28 at 7:00 p.m. ET][1]
[October 29 at 7:00 p.m. ET][2]
[1]: https://timee.io/20261028T2300?tl=GameStop%E2%80%99s+warrants+expire+in+27+days
[2]: https://timee.io/20261029T2300?tl=GameStop%E2%80%99s+warrants+expire+in+27+days

Standard equity options stop trading at 4:00 PM ET (market close), but option holders generally have until **5:30 PM ET** on expiration day to submit exercise notices based on after-hours stock movements.

It was above $25 in AH and at the 5:30 ET cutoff. You can call your broker to manually exercise an option up until that time. People that sold $25 covered calls have a good chance the shares will be called away.

There are multiple deadlines. 5:30P ET is the deadline for clearing firms to send instructions to the OCC.
Your broker will have an earlier cutoff, often 5PM or 5:15PM.
I have never done it but the is another deadline of 7:30PM ET for clearing firms to submit CEAs for clients.
A Contrary Exercise Advice is an override of the normal autoexercise if in the money, or an override where you exercise an option even if it was out of the money at 4PM. You need to contact your broker to see if they are even willing to do a CEA, and if so, when is the cutoff time.

I'll bet you're wrong. It's very simple really...Before they said scheduled at 1PM ET...which is BEFORE the markets close...revised to 4PM ET which is AFTER the markets close. NOTHING MORE no matter how much you hope it is with unreal explanations and hope.

Thanks for that reminder, gaporter.
“MicroVision invites **shareholders and interested investors to participate in this session with the Company's CEO Glen DeVos, along with members of the Company's Board of Directors and its Engineering team.** The event will include introductory remarks, select pre-recorded video footage, and a live question-and-answer session covering a wide range of topics. Investors may pose questions to management during the live conference call and webcast on June 25, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET, and may submit questions HERE in advance of the event.“
The upcoming PR includes, “customers, partners and other stakeholders” as well as not only CEO, Glen DeVos, but Chief Financial Officer, Christine Chambers; and Chief Commercial Officer, James Byun.”
“MicroVision invites shareholders, **customers, partners, and other stakeholders to join this session with the Company's Chief Executive Officer, Glen DeVos; Chief Financial Officer, Christine Chambers; and Chief Commercial Officer, James Byun.** The event will include introductory remarks, followed by an update on commercial progress, revenue and operating expense expectations, and business outlook. Investors may pose questions to management during the live session, which will be addressed on the Company's third quarter 2026 earnings call.”

It could also mean that the original PR that went out had a typo - It was supposed to be 1pm PT not 1pm ET. ;-)