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by fastball
431 days ago
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You're going to get a better strike price from the company than from the market. > (also, the flip side to your example: if NFLX drops 1% because of market conditions outside of your control, and the options are close to expiration, you now don't have $297000 .... you now have $0). Yes indeed, that is why options are a risky investment and no company pays people entirely in options. |
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