First, select a publicly held company. Retrieve their annual financial statements either from their website or...

First, select a publicly held company. Retrieve their annual financial statements either from their website or from the SEC EDGAR Company Filings. Note: do a search for "Option" and make sure the selected company uses option contracts.

What is the company you have selected?

What is the company using their option contract for?

What is the value of the option contract in the Annual Statements?

Copy/paste a picture of the value from the financial statements.

Imagine you are a retiree from this company and received stock as part of your pension package benefit. What would you do with the shares to earn extra money above the dividends?

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I have chosen mind tree public limited company .

1.They are using the option contracts for employee stock options. the company issued the option to employees and employees can convert it into shares after the vesting period. The shares were issuing by company because organisation nad employees feels that they are company owners and they will work with that sought of feeling.

2. The value of stock option is 425000*771=328 millions

4. I will do by taking the loan by mortgaging the shares and i will invest it. in addion to that i will get the capital and dividend appreciation form the shares.

ekkarill92 answered 1 year ago

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