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Though, the lower stock price of late means that options have been "cut"
by litewulf 18y ago
Though, the lower stock price of late means that options have been "cut"
- nostrademons 18y agoLower stock price means the strike price of the options has been cut, which is good for new employees. Your total profit on options is numOptions * (stock price - strike price). Unless they've reduced the number of options to compensate. I don't see why any company would do that though - it's not like writing options at a lower market price costs them more, accounting-wise.