RE: O.K. ! !You dont appear to know how stock options work.
If you are an employee (I assume you are) and are only looking at your options you would actually want the price to stay down over the next 2 years (2 more years of 100 options I believe) and then skyrocket after that.
The option price is based on an average value for the previous year...so next years options will be issued at 2001's average market price...lets say $25. anytime between 2002 and 2012 you can excersise these options. For example, if in 2006 the stock price is $80 you can choose to excercise the 100 (2001) options and receive $6500 (100x 80-25).