Assertion: stock option | /r/HasAspect | value
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text: A stock option has a value only if the price of the underlying stock rises above the option price.
text: Stock options have no value after they expire.
text: but it's possible that it could get a little better, and so the stock options, which I would own outright if I "sold to cover" might have some value.
text: Stock options that have value will result in the incurring of income taxes as soon as the value is realized.
text: If the current market price is higher than your exercise price, your stock options have value.
text: The stock option lasts from a period of time (the life of the option) and will expire after that date and have no value.
text: If the stock's market price falls to $9 per share, the stock option has no value, because the employee can purchase the stock on the open market at a price that is less than the option price.