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But is that actually baked in to the price? (I’m legitimately asking, not being argumentative) Back when I worked at a big public company where we had options
by parpfish 3y ago
But is that actually baked in to the price? (I’m legitimately asking, not being argumentative)
Back when I worked at a big public company where we had options and employee blackout dates, there would almost always be a dip in the stock price when the blackout was lifted
- awithrow 3y agoThe "baked into the price" also includes the price of options. I would not be surprised to find that the price premium of options dated around the 6 month window would negate the gain from the drop.