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This is an extremely bad take. Due to exercise windows, people are often forced to either give up all of their options, or exercise them when it is unclear tha
by nrmitchi 6y ago
This is an extremely bad take.
Due to exercise windows, people are often forced to either give up all of their options, or exercise them when it is unclear that they will be worthless.
> So I sold part of my options when they were in the money.
If you were able to sell your options, then you were in a totally different situation than what is being discussed here.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoAh, I see. Never having been there, I missed the significance of the "liquidity event".