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Posted On: 06/28/2020 8:22:19 PM
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Re: generactor #39587
If you analysis is true An early exercise at this high price would be great for the company.
More money In the coffers and unlikely sellers of the stock until much more appreciation.
However, I doubt that your proposal that the recent non qualified options would be excised soon unless the price goes up a lot.
A cashless exercise doesn’t make sense unless the stock goes up a lot because if the current price is near the exercise price almost all shares would need to be sold to fund the exercise - making the plan useless.
And why would they pay near the exercise price to exercise the options- they could just buy on the open market.
IMO
More money In the coffers and unlikely sellers of the stock until much more appreciation.
However, I doubt that your proposal that the recent non qualified options would be excised soon unless the price goes up a lot.
A cashless exercise doesn’t make sense unless the stock goes up a lot because if the current price is near the exercise price almost all shares would need to be sold to fund the exercise - making the plan useless.
And why would they pay near the exercise price to exercise the options- they could just buy on the open market.
IMO
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