easy · Investment Banking implied-share-price
A company has stock options outstanding that are "in the money" (their exercise price is below the current share price).
How do these options affect the diluted share count compared to the basic share count?
- They decrease it
- They have no effect on it
- They only affect the basic share count, not diluted
- They increase it
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