Nothing provided to document this number, because it doesn't exist.

Did anyone note that the options that were granted are at a price much higher than the market is now? Do you know of any companies that take this approach in options pricing? I sure don't. When offering options, companies typically set the price at the market value on the day of offer. Remember the scandal in some US technology companies over the back-dating of options to hit the local minimum?

Please, let's stick to facts here, where facts are known. Conjecture is fine, but this kind of post title is just inflammatory and wrong. IMHO.

GLTA Longs