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TRCPA

02/16/05 3:45 PM

#7256 RE: the daemon #7253

TD.......they can also exercise options (buy the shares) which carry a one year restriction....or those unrestricted that they exercise with the thought that the price would go up later.....and have the price actually go down when they sell at a later date.....thereby taking a capital loss.

Or if unrestricted, they could exercise AND sell the shares at the same time to lock in profits, as you indicate.










Jagman

02/16/05 5:12 PM

#7260 RE: the daemon #7253

the daemon: I'll try to keep this really simple for you. You owe me a $1000, but don't have the cash, so you give me $1000 worth of FASC stock, I sell the stock immediately to get my $1000. Keep that in mind. Now FASC owes Cal $1000 in back pay, Cal says give me $1000 of FASC stock instead via options which he sells immediately to get his $1000. Now don't worry about the options being restricted, he has old, unrestricted options that he will sell to get the $1000. It's about getting the $1000, not what price the options were when exercised.