Stock Options from Employers
If you’re working for a fairly large company, you might want to ask about stock options. Stock options are offered by employers to employees who want to gain something from the profitability and liquidity of a particular company.
A call option allows a person to buy. Putting options allow a person to sell. The former allows a person to profit from the enterprise by being able to buy at a lower range than the actual market prices. The difference between the actual price and the buying price afforded by the call option is the profit, minus deductions from regular fees. The latter option works the same way; you can sell at a higher price.
April 14, 2009
• Posted in: Profitable ventures
Leave a Reply