Use 20% off the exercise price to buy stock index$SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$and$Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$after one year. If you want to be more stable, buy a lower price. Yes, 30% off, even one and a half to two years, so compound interest. You can calculate that after ten years, your money will roll out a lot. This is very suitable for people who don't have time to operate. If you are lazy, you are more stable. If the financial crisis comes, you will just buy the best stocks in the world at the cheapest price. And there will be more miserable people than you. (The most stable way is that the cash you have is greater than the exercise price * 100 * the number of lots you bought, so that you will never liquidate your position)
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