I'm really confused why everyone is so upset about unlisted options with a strike at a premium to today or any recent SP, with a relatively short expiry. They've been given a value, but the reality is these options aren't in the money and at the moment, I highly doubt anyone would pay anything for them - they're purely incentive for the recipients to increase the SP above 20c, aka shareholder interests are aligned with staff. Otherwise they will expire worthless.
Nobody is going to exercise these options when they could just buy them on market for cheaper.
I'm not saying that management has done a good job at all, but this just seems like people getting upset without understanding what options are?
Could someone who has their nickers in a twist explain what the actual problem is?
Am I just missing something here?
I'm really confused why everyone is so upset about unlisted...
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