RE:RE:RE:RE:Realistic share price?Here's a pom pom wave. If you want to criticize their Insider sales, please come up with some numbers to show that they've sold more than they needed to, to cover their options tax liability.
As per my previous update, I was calculating Chris's tax bill based on capital gains, which was wrong. The tax bill, considering the gain on the options are treated as an employment benefit. It's not as favourable as capital gains, and the tax bill appears to be much higher.
I didn't update my numbers because the calculations care quite involved, depending on several variables, none of which anyone on this Board will know the answers to. Google employee options and you'll see what I mean. The consensus is, hire an accountant to figure it out.
if anyone on the Board is an accountant, who's familiar with taxation for options for Canadian employees of Canadian public companies, please chime in.