the remarkable story behind the story of the stock options is where they set the vesting price. (the execution price was I believe in the 20s, if not mistaken but they can't exercise those options even if the stock is above 20 cents unless we hit the vesting price which is I think 75 cents for at least one month).
Why were they set that high? Did ERHE just randomly pull fantasy numbers out of thin air? I can't think of a SINGLE company who has EVER issued stock options that vest at almost TWENTY TIMES the current price. I still cannot believe any company would issue options with vesting minimums that are that high.
Is someone willing to pay a buck? And why so soon...
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