If you work for a publicly traded company and part of your compensation comes in the form of stock awards, whether that's RSUs, options (ISOs or NSOs), you might wonder if you own too much. Today I walk through a few reasons why I think "rules of thumb" are dangerous when posited as blanket advice.    Questions? Email me: <a href= "mailto:Mike@ngpfp.com">Mike@ngpfp.com</a>

If you work for a publicly traded company and part of your compensation comes in the form of stock awards, whether that's RSUs, options (ISOs or NSOs), you might wonder if you own too much. Today I walk through a few reasons why I think "rules of thumb" are dangerous when posited as blanket advice. Questions? Email me: Mike@ngpfp.com

If you work for a publicly traded company and part of your compensation comes in the form of stock awards, whether that's RSUs, options (ISOs or NSOs), you might wonder if you own too much. Today I walk through a few reasons why I think "rules of thumb" are dangerous when posited as blanket advice.&nbsp; &nbsp; Questions? Email me: <a href="mailto:Mike@ngpfp.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Mike@ngpfp.com</a>&nbsp;

Do I Own Too Much Company Stock?

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Do I Own Too Much Company Stock?

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