When to exercise and when to hedge your employee stock options. .: Knowledge Base

The answer to that question is not easy.

In my opinion it requires advice from an expert who

has the following experience and qualifications:

1. He must comprehensively understand theoretical options

pricing models.

2. He must have had substantial successful experience

trading and managing listed stock options.

3. He must understand the tax and SEC regulations

including Section 16 b of the 1934 Act and Rule 16b-3

that apply to ESOs and listed options.

4. He must understand all the details of the employee

options contract.

5. He must understand all the alternative ESO management

strategies and have the ability to carry out those strategies

in the real world.

Tax lawyers and CPAs and CFAs just do not have the

experience with options to give competent advice.

There is only one company that meets those requirements:

Truth In Options

Call John Olagues for a free initial consultation 504- 305-4449.