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Strategies & Market Trends : Employee Stock Options - NQSOs & ISOs

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To: hueyone who wrote (28)6/13/2002 12:10:12 PM
From: ClarksterhRead Replies (2) of 786
 
Huey - Ok, now you are making me think. I'll have to get back to you on this for a detailed answer - I am coming up to speed on a variety of accounting issues. But several notes - I am sure that there is a way to 'adjust' the cash flow and earnings so that they reconcile. But that just goes back to the root philosophical issue. (What is the purpose of the Cash Flow statement and the Earnings Statement? That the only things that should be reconciled between the cash flow and the earnings are things that smooth out the cash flow in order to get earnings since the whole purpose of the earnings statement is be a more consistent version of cash flow. You are proposing the inverse - something where the cash flow will actually be smoother than the earnings.)

Clark
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