In the Company of Owners
The Truth about Stock Options (and Why Every Employee Should Have Them)
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Recently, stock options have received a bad reputation as the run-up in the stock market during the 1990s allowed some corporate executives to pursue unethical strategies to pump up their stock and cash in on their options,while employees saw huge potential fortunes disappear overnight. The problems were a consequence of abuse of stock options, not the concept itself. In the Company of Owners shows how and why stock options and the risk of ownership should be given to most of the work force.
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