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To: whortso who wrote (66323)12/26/2001 9:40:44 PM
From: Joe NYCRead Replies (2) of 275872
 
whortso,

you're still looking at this wrong. What was the cost of the shares exercised this year and how would you know? You will have to go back at least 5 years, maybe more, and find the cost Intel paid at that time. The shares exercised this years are not the shares purchased this year. They are the shares bought 5 years ago. The shares purchased this year will be the ones exercised 5 years in the future.

Are you saying that Intel, as of today, repurchased #of shares that is equaled to all the options ever exercised, and all the potential exercise liability? Can you document that?

Suppose your hypothesis are correct, and Intel buys shares ahead of time, not after the fact (as every else understands it), how does Intel know today if the shares will be exercised?

Joe
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