@@Ali-coder92 almost no company is happy to pay you a lot. They want to keep as much money for themselves. And extract the most value possible out of you. It is how it is They are not your friends.
With all due respect, that is not how a Stock Option works. With an SO you are given the Option to purchase stock, at a given level (usually its current value when the option is issued) in the future. So say you are given an SO in 2024 with a purchase price of $250. It matures (becomes available) in say 2029. If the stock is worth $500 per share at this point in the future, bingo, buy the shares & sell them to double your money. If the shares are worth say $200, walk away. This is why its an "Option".
Also he can’t just say google isn’t gonna rise that much in the next years cause it already went up making the current options worth a lot less. If this prediction was possible the stock would tank.
