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I'll agree there. The question is how do you put a value on something that costs nothing and my ultimately be worthless? Accounting rules generally have some logic to them, but expensing something like this is black magic. You might as well pick a number out of a hat.
Posted by: merlinmurph   Posted on: 06/25/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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$0 Stock options bought a house?  Nigel Johnstone | 06/25/04
Irony, search on Cisco and Pension  Nigel Johnstone | 06/25/04
Toilet paper 21cents/roll, Stock Options FREE!  Nigel Johnstone | 06/25/04
There's a lot of regular Joes with options  merlinmurph | 06/25/04
Why aren't lottery tickets free?  Nigel Johnstone | 06/25/04
Options are voted on by shareholders  merlinmurph | 06/25/04
Expensing Options not same as blocking options  Nigel Johnstone | 06/25/04
I agree  merlinmurph | 06/25/04
No hat, just Black-Scholes  Nigel Johnstone | 06/25/04
Not meant for these options  merlinmurph | 06/25/04
Hm...  John L. Ries | 06/25/04

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