A lot companies, as a form of rewards or bonuses to executives who have contributed largely to the firm’s growth and success, hand out stock options with executives’ annual compensations.
Stock options are much like the stocks traded in the sharemarket, but differ in the sense that stock options may only be exercised under a predetermined price and within a specified time frame.
The definition of stock options
To make it simple, stock options are simply benefits or rights given to high-ranking executives (though some firms already award the same to rank and file staff) to purchase a specified number of stocks in the company at a specific time and rate. Read further
Trading stock options
Many find stock options trading attractive because it allows people to acquire stock at a discounted price. With this procedure, holders of stock options hope that the shares’ value will increase within the period of time given so that they could sell at a higher price and generate a profit. Read further
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Friday, July 20, 2007
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