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by eru
1909 days ago
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Tesla is a publicly traded company. It's relatively easy to put a market value on their stock options. > [...] because otherwise they could be demanding something more valuable? Like twice as many stock options? I'm a bit confused. Stock options are fungible. You can make granting of stock options worth arbitrary many dollars, by eg increasing the volume or lowering the strike price etc. |
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