Options are incredibly basic, and what you just posted was very, very wrong and not how they work at all.
Options mean that the option holder is allowed to purchase a share (WITH THEIR OWN MONEY) at a certain price after a vesting date. An option is not a share, but the right to buy a share at a predetermined price. If the stock price drops below that price, that means the option is 100% worthless.
Friendly advice: it is in your best interest as an "investor" to purchase and read a book that will provide at least the basics of investing. Spending $20 and a couple hours on a book could prevent you from making a huge mistake that could cost you thousands of dollars.
Seriously?
do you really not understand that when LWLG Directors are on the Operations Committee they get compensated by receiving shares and/or options FROM LWLG for free?
they are not purchasing shares and/or options with money from their own pocket
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