Simulate the value of your stock options if you exercise them today
Employee Stock Options (ESOs): form of equity compensation granted by companies to their employees and executives. They give the holder the right to purchase the company stock at a specified price for a limited duration of time in quantities spelled out in the options agreement.
Options Agreement: An agreement between two parties that provides one of the parties with the right but not the obligation to buy, sell or obtain a specific asset at an agreed upon price at some time in the future.
Spread: The difference between the strike price and the market value.
Strike price: The price fixed in the contract at which the stock options can be exercised.
Vesting period: The time that an employee must wait in order to be able to exercise the stock options.
