Well it does. Cause if a buyout comes then the company buying would have to buy their shares back at the same price as they offer the individual shareholders. It very well could be part of the deal for them to sell at these levels and the buyer has already swooped them up. Thus removing them from being paid the price they will have to pay for everyone else's shares. The newco would then issue new shares to the exec's if they remain with the newco. Just a possibility
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