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To: Les H who wrote (165842)5/15/2002 12:05:32 AM
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By 1999, the overhang of shares issuable under options for the 2,000 largest U.S. companies had reached 13.7 percent of shares outstanding, while share repurchases for those companies totaled $189.4 billion, or 85 percent of their net income. In addition, "reloading" stock options, under which options exercised are automatically reissued, and re-pricing, under which options in companies whose share price drops have their exercise price "re-priced" down to the new market level have become common. Both practices wholly divorce management reward from shareholder value enhancement.

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