Archive for December, 2009
bstinmaui asked:
Unless you are an options trader or are savvy with the finance website this will be a hard question. Thx.
Felix Paulic
Unless you are an options trader or are savvy with the finance website this will be a hard question. Thx.
Felix Paulic
vi_nhanpham asked:
I participated the stock option from my company and that is pre-tax money. I already cashed them out, now I would like to invest them for retirement. Do I have to pay tax for that before I can invest them? What plan should I invest them in?
Cristy Nassimi
I participated the stock option from my company and that is pre-tax money. I already cashed them out, now I would like to invest them for retirement. Do I have to pay tax for that before I can invest them? What plan should I invest them in?
Cristy Nassimi
Yardbird asked:
Is it a percentage of the stock price? Let’s say I buy a call on some shares of Apple computers. How much? If I decide to exercise the option and buy the stock, do I pay brokerage fees again?
Aurora Kibler
Is it a percentage of the stock price? Let’s say I buy a call on some shares of Apple computers. How much? If I decide to exercise the option and buy the stock, do I pay brokerage fees again?
Aurora Kibler
Joe P asked:
I exercised some non qualified stock options this year and the gains will be reported as W2 income complete with withholding. Can I take short term losses on other stocks to offset these gains? Or am I limited to $3000 write off?
Suzanna Dadson
I exercised some non qualified stock options this year and the gains will be reported as W2 income complete with withholding. Can I take short term losses on other stocks to offset these gains? Or am I limited to $3000 write off?
Suzanna Dadson
Tigg3cool asked:
I read its on the income statement, where though? Is it for all employees or the top 5?
Greg
I read its on the income statement, where though? Is it for all employees or the top 5?
Greg
hahaman asked:
If I have non-qualified stock options and I exercised them 1 year later and sold them 3 years later. What portions would be ordinary income and capital gain?
Jerald Pembrook
If I have non-qualified stock options and I exercised them 1 year later and sold them 3 years later. What portions would be ordinary income and capital gain?
Jerald Pembrook
Superman asked:
I am looking for an easy to understand explanation of FAS 123 in relation to stock option backdating.
When did which important rules come into effect. i am having trouble understanding the legalese of the actual rules.
Rigoberto Hedegore
I am looking for an easy to understand explanation of FAS 123 in relation to stock option backdating.
When did which important rules come into effect. i am having trouble understanding the legalese of the actual rules.
Rigoberto Hedegore
fslcaptain737 asked:
I’m searching through the CBOE, but can’t find the price for purchasing the contract, only the strike price and it’s current price. Where the hell is that listed? Thanks.
Jennefer Gries
I’m searching through the CBOE, but can’t find the price for purchasing the contract, only the strike price and it’s current price. Where the hell is that listed? Thanks.
Jennefer Gries
skahhh asked:
Would it depend on the amount of time left to expiration? If I have one that expires Dec 22, what would be a good put setpoint to sell to close? Don’t want to be greedy, you know?
Laurie
Would it depend on the amount of time left to expiration? If I have one that expires Dec 22, what would be a good put setpoint to sell to close? Don’t want to be greedy, you know?
Laurie
coop asked:
Can you explain executive stock options? How to value executive stock options with blackout periods?
Dina Schack
Can you explain executive stock options? How to value executive stock options with blackout periods?
Dina Schack