Doxory?

jtu: Some of my options vested.

Asked 2 years ago

Buy now, hold a year, sell if the price continues to climb.

tibbetts
I generally figure you have a long-bet on your company anyway, but as long as it seems stable I would probably sit tight for the taxes.
raf
Some of each....
djdrue
remember the revenue is actually only about half of what you think it is after taxes.

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Buy now, sell immediately, eat the short-term capital gains tax in exchange for certainty.

westwind
There are tons of stories of people who in the last internet "bubble" excercised their options to earn long term tax rates only to see their stock go underwater--they had big tax liabilities. I would sell a portion now, and hold a portion to sell later. But i wouldn't exercise to hold for a year!
jesse
You've got more options for the long-term.
RedHotWings
If it keeps you up at night... let it go.
merlin
Getting stuck with AMT and tax complications for years to come is a major pain in the ass. I know this from experience.
hanopycanopy
If property value goes down, you'll be in trouble
dzm
Your stock is IMHO quite overpriced.
eisenbud
Are the ISOs? For NSOs if you want to wait a year, waiting a year and flipping is probably even better, but I assume you wouldn't be asking this if they were.

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Skipped (with comments)

seph
My inclination is always to hold, though people who sell seem happier.
erin
Split the difference

If you make a stupid choice because a website tells you to, it's your own damn fault.