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Employee Stock Options - NQSOs & ISOs

An SI Board Since June 2002

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111	Here is some historical perspective regarding this issue that from a Wall Street	hueyone	6/21/2002
110	Thanks for your reply. I don't believe there is anything inherently wrong w	hueyone	6/21/2002
109	Huey, Yes, all companies report under FAS 128. Seems to me you are conflating	Biomaven	6/21/2002
108	Exacctnt, A small correction - FAS 128 only looks at the <i>average</i	Biomaven	6/21/2002
107	Exacctnt, you're our latest new poster. Welcome aboard! And congratulations	rkral	6/21/2002
106	Biomaven, welcome to our new thread. I hope that you find the thread interestin	rkral	6/21/2002
105	Gary, welcome to the new Employee Stock Options thread ... ... and thanks for th	rkral	6/21/2002
104	Clark, I'm saddened by your actual departure ... ... but happy you at least	rkral	6/21/2002
103	<i>My only complaint about employee stock options is that I don't have	rkral	6/21/2002
102	<<<If stock option compensation was charged directly against net income	Exacctnt	6/21/2002
101	Biomaven---<i>Founder of and still active in a company that sets up and ad	hueyone	6/21/2002
100	Thanks for your post Gary. I know what you mean about Washington meddling in th	hueyone	6/21/2002
99	Exacctnt and Biomaven: Thanks for the explanations. Do you have any links to F	hueyone	6/21/2002
98	<<<FAS 128, which governs reporting of diluted earnings, does precisely	Exacctnt	6/21/2002
97	<i>Please show me where a diluted EPS takes into account the differernce b	Biomaven	6/20/2002
96	<i>I believe that the estimate provided at the grant date (by Black-Schole	rkral	6/20/2002
95	I am leery of changes to the rules of the game. The problems I would like see r	Gary L. Kepler	6/20/2002
94	Now we are getting some where: <i>John believes the estimate provided at	Stock Farmer	6/20/2002
93	<i>Your ridiculous (and childish) tendency to relentlessly play games with	rkral	6/20/2002
92	<i>Ron, without putting too fine a point on it ...</i> LOL! The poi	rkral	6/20/2002
91	Sorry Ron, I understand perfectly well the context in which the accounting prof	hueyone	6/20/2002
90	<i>From the professor: "In fact, it is roughly the present value of t	rkral	6/20/2002
89	Ron, without putting too fine a point on it, you missed the point to the point o	Stock Farmer	6/20/2002
88	Hi Huey - I think you are converging on an appropriate way to account for option	Stock Farmer	6/20/2002
87	<i>RK: JUST PLAYING A GAME WITH THE FOLLOWING JS: Let me know when you ar	rkral	6/20/2002

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