Should I Exercise My "In-The-Money" Stock Options?
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When your employee stock options are
"in-the-money" (that is, the stock price is greater than your grant price), you can choose one of three basic sell
strategies: Exercise your options, then hold the stock for sale
at a later date (exercise and hold); hold your options and
exercise them later (defer exercise); or exercise your options
and immediately sell the stock (exercise and sell). This
calculator will help you compare potential consequences of each choice.
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