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> allow to select the purchase price within the last 2 years I don't think that's true. My reading of that is "you lock in the price on your start date and can
by _chris_ 2y ago
> allow to select the purchase price within the last 2 years
I don't think that's true. My reading of that is "you lock in the price on your start date and can keep that for the next 2 years going forward". That doesn't help anybody joining at >$1k / share. :D (and that's only ESPP, not standard stock compensation).
- BeetleB 2y agoCan't speak for NVIDIA but at another company I know they use the lowest price on the last 4 periods (so lowest of 8 timestamps)
- sgerenser 2y agoESPP is a very small amount vs RSUs. You’re limited to buying $25,000 per year (that you still have to shell out for even if it’s at a discount) vs just being given several hundred thousand (or more) in RSUs.