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Why are lower stock prices pay cuts? Strike price is rarely fixed, usually it is some percantage of current stock price. So if stock price falls you get more sh
by aeyes 7y ago
Why are lower stock prices pay cuts? Strike price is rarely fixed, usually it is some percantage of current stock price. So if stock price falls you get more shares.
You have no way of knowing what the price might be when you are able to exercise your options. You also don't have to exercise them, it's your choice. Equity compensation is always a gamble.
- agrajag 7y agoBecause most (all?) of the large companies issue RSUs now, not options, with the quantity of RSUs determined at issue time.