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Options are priced, when they are awarded, to have no present value.

Let me introduce you to my friend Black-Scholes.

An option with a strike price equal to the current stock price very easily can have value, and the ones given to employees frequently have a lot of value. Even though the current strike price is the price of the stock.

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