wbmw, on outstanding options
but it hardly changes the results
Year Income Shares EPS
2000 $10,535 6,986 $1.57
2001 $1,291 6,879 $0.19
2002 $3,117 6,759 $0.47
2003 $5,641 6,621 $0.86
2004 $7,516 6,494 $1.17
2005 $8,847 6,144 $1.44
So some portion of those 606 million options are still outstanding, right? Looking at the Intel graph over the last 5 years there haven't really been that many great times to cash them in. Let's say 2/3 are still outstanding. Does that not bring the final number to 6,548 if the share price does suddenly appreciate? Isn't that a somewhat different picture?
Just wondering what you or others with more insight than me (Biomaven?) make of this.
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