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Introducing Podcasts by myStockOptions.com
myStockOptions.com offers podcasts on a variety of topics in equity compensation. Listen to concise Q&As and professional interviews in your web browser, or on the go with a portable media player. You can subscribe to the convenient RSS feed and have our podcasts delivered straight to your feed aggregator (e.g. iTunes, My Yahoo, Google Reader) without ever having to check here for updates.
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To Listen
To stream the file right from your browser, just click the play button next to the title of the podcast in which you're interested.
| To save a podcast to your computer: | PC Users: Right click on the title of the podcast and select "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..." |
| Mac Users: Click and hold, or Ctrl + click on the link and select "Download Link to Disk." |
To Subscribe
If you want to automatically receive installments of our podcasts, you will need to subscribe to the podcast feed using podcast software or an RSS feed reader. Copy and paste the link in the field below into your podcast software or feed reader, or click the appropriate one-click subscription links to automatically have the feed added to some of the most common feed reading services.
Recent Podcasts:
| Basics of Stock Options |
| This succinct Q&A with Bruce Brumberg, editor-in-chief and co-founder of myStockOptions.com, explains the key features of stock options, including exercises, vesting, termination of employment, taxation, and tax reporting for stock sales. |
| Running Time: 6:21 |
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| Restricted Stock Basics |
| This succinct interview with Bruce Brumberg, editor-in-chief and co-founder of myStockOptions.com, explains the basics of restricted stock and restricted stock units (RSUs), including the major issues at grant, vesting, and sale, as well as the options for taxation. |
| Running Time: 8:05 |
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| The Basics of ESPPs |
| An interview with Bruce Brumberg, editor-in-chief and co-founder of myStockOptions.com. He discusses all the key features and mechanics of ESPPs, including enrollment, offering periods, lookbacks, purchasing, and taxation. |
| Running Time: 7:41 |
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