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Love them or hate them, there’s no denying that Google is innovative. The innovation is usually in the product space, but today they announced a really cool innovation in the HR/stock option space. You can read all about the Transferable Stock Options here.
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2 years ago
also, while this means that underwater options are worth something, it still doesn't mean they're worth more than options at a startup that has all of its upside potential ahead of it. innovative/intelligent yes, defensive move sure, but they are still fighting an uphill battle on the future growth potential of GOOG stock, given where it's at already.
personally i think the company's market cap still has more room to grow, but the perceived downside risk is now rather substantial. as with the california real estate market some folks may decide to get out while the getting is good ;)
(ps - happy holidays shri)
2 years ago
And I think anyone joining Google today, if they are joining for the upside in the stock has to believe that they are*still* an early MSFT. I am not sure that they are that early any more, but I've heard a lot of potential employees believe that.
Happy Holidays to you too, Dave! Love to all!