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Employee Stock Options - NQSOs & ISOs

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311	rkral <b><i>Timba</i></b> <i>If the options are e	TimbaBear	10/3/2002
310	Hi TimbaBear, >><i>You aren't seriously putting forth the posit	rkral	10/3/2002
309	rkral <i>And costs? What option grant costs? Only Boeing and Winn-Dixie o	TimbaBear	10/2/2002
308	I suppose you are correct. The author makes a very weak argument to connect the	hueyone	10/1/2002
307	Huey, <i>"Selling put options on a company's own shares was seen	rkral	10/1/2002
306	More indirect, negative, consequences resulting from issuing too many employee s	hueyone	10/1/2002
305	<I>In each case, crediting an Asset acc't and debiting an Equity acc&#	Exacctnt	9/28/2002
304	Exacctnt, On the balance sheet, it is my understanding that: Assets = Liabiliti	rkral	9/27/2002
303	<I>Retained Earnings and Common Stock & Paid-In Capital accounts are d	Exacctnt	9/27/2002
302	rkral... Here's a Wharton School piece that supports stock grants over opti	chaz	9/26/2002
301	Exacctnt, Sorry for not responding to your post until now. I'm actually not	rkral	9/26/2002
300	There are alternatives to options Commentary: Restricted shares could help By	Ted The Technician	9/25/2002
299	SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION: Volcker rejects accounting oversight board&#	jt101	9/12/2002
298	<I>The option premium is not "marked to market". Why do you thin	Exacctnt	9/9/2002
297	Exacctnt, I do not share your "garbage-in, garbage-out" concern about	rkral	9/9/2002
296	Microsoft's 2002 Net Boosted $2.47 Billion by Not Expensing Options. biz.yah	Exacctnt	9/9/2002
295	G_Barr, re stock option valuation <i>This could create the strange situat	rkral	9/4/2002
294	G_Barr, yes. I find the discussion interesting also. >><i>I don'	rkral	9/4/2002
293	rkral, Interesting discussion. A few further thoughts: <i>Again I say,	G_Barr	9/4/2002
292	G_Barr, Let me first say I appreciate the easy-to-read style of your post. A f	rkral	9/4/2002
291	G_Barr, I agree stock grant accounting is much simpler than option grant accoun	rkral	9/4/2002
290	chaz, <i>There aren't very many of us posting here, which is really t	rkral	9/3/2002
289	<i>Before I reply with any detail, I would like to know what you mean by r	G_Barr	9/3/2002
288	G_Barr, Before I reply with any detail, I would like to know what you mean by r	rkral	9/3/2002
287	<i> If the stock price goes down, the fortunes of both decline. Where is t	G_Barr	9/3/2002

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