OK, so after everything I wrote yesterday,
I saw this article this morning:
http://reuters.com/news_article.jhtml;jsessionid=RXNPH5PSAYMYKCRBAE0CFFAKEEATGIWD?type=businessnewsStoryID=1198165
Coca-Cola said it would expense all future stock option grants based on
the fair value at the date
1a) In the market, the owner of a stock can write a call option on stock he
owns, meaning a buyer pays the stock owner a market price for the option.
The option buyer is paying for the rights to the future gains from the
stocks, the stock owner giving up rights to the gains.
Well, you can
Can someone explain exactly how employee stock options operate?
1a) In the market, the owner of a stock can write a call option on stock he
owns, meaning a buyer pays the stock owner a market price for the option.
The option buyer is paying for the rights to the future gains from the
stocks, the