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Isn't that the gamble of choosing a position where such a large proportion of your income is based on a volatile stock price? If you want protection from the c
by cbo100 4y ago
Isn't that the gamble of choosing a position where such a large proportion of your income is based on a volatile stock price?
If you want protection from the company on the downside would you accept the company setting a maximum on the upside?
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- WA 4y agoGoes both ways. It is also a gamble by the company. They give employees stock and let the market pay for the salary instead of paying huge salaries in cash.
- kodah 4y agoMy yearly RSUs are big, but I set my base salary up to cover all of my expenses and give me spending money. RSUs go straight into investment vehicles after they reach maturity. That's to say, I don't depend that much on stocks, but they are the critical path to getting a house in this market, which is also the critical path to lowering most of my expenses.