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Employee Stock Options - NQSOs & ISOs
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236hueyone, Thanks. I just checked 10K for INSP/ARBA. Guess what, I found similar jt1018/19/2002
235Exactnt, a little help please .. Where can I obtain an electronic or hard copy rkral8/19/2002
234Huey, your entire post is my understanding, exactly. Ronrkral8/19/2002
233<i>I hope my post # 229, explains the situation I am trying to explain.<hueyone8/19/2002
232Hi Ron: I was a little surprised when I read that Business Week article, but I hueyone8/19/2002
231I hope my post # 229, explains the situation I am trying to explain, with ITWO/Bjt1018/19/2002
230<<<Almost all tech companies have repriced stock options, without any sExacctnt8/19/2002
229Ron, My source for reprice is old news articles and/or 10K filings. As an exampjt1018/19/2002
228Huey, just a clarification of "intrinsic value method" <i>The irkral8/19/2002
227jt101, re <i>Almost all tech companies have repriced stock options</i&grkral8/19/2002
226<<<An important additional piece of information regarding those option jt1018/19/2002
225<<<Is there any method of expensing stock options on the income statemeExacctnt8/19/2002
224<i>In my opinion... from what you are saying the accounting board doesnhueyone8/19/2002
223<<<Even as of 08/15/2003, the cost/expenses incurred by me in this scenExacctnt8/19/2002
222<The point is that the above expectations and assumptions are eventually madeLLCF8/19/2002
221Exacctnt: The larger issue for me is still that there is zero expensing for stohueyone8/19/2002
220<<<Another example of overkill on option expense. Looking over NTAP'jt1018/19/2002
219<<<Yes, as can sales expectations, inventory valuations, debt convenantExacctnt8/18/2002
218<Black Scholes is the method used to determine the fair value price or expensLLCF8/18/2002
217<<<That MAY be the assumption of SFAS 123, but that is NOT the assumptiExacctnt8/18/2002
216<Welcome to the thread. I am not entirely sure, but I suspect we may be more LLCF8/18/2002
215Hi LLCF: Welcome to the thread. I am not entirely sure, but I suspect we may bhueyone8/18/2002
214> The article rebutts many of the common arguments against expensing stock opLLCF8/18/2002
213<The problem with that calculation and the problem with SFAS 123 and Black ScLLCF8/18/2002
212S&P lists 41 S&P500 companies to be expensing options. A few short weekrkral8/18/2002
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