No Exit Strategy
Failing to plan when and how to sell stock options can lead to missed opportunities and financial losses.

Over-Concentration
Relying too heavily on stock options without diversifying can cause significant financial risk if the company underperforms.

Ignoring Taxes
Not understanding tax implications of stock options can result in unexpected tax bills and reduced profits.

Holding Too Long
Holding onto options for too long in hopes of higher value may backfire, leading to expired options or lost gains.

Neglecting Expiry Dates
Missing expiration dates of stock options can lead to losing out on potential wealth-building opportunities.

Lack of Professional Advice
Skipping professional financial guidance can cause poor decision-making and unnecessary financial risk.

Not Exercising Early
Failing to exercise options early when stock prices are favorable can result in lower profits later on.

Ignoring Vesting Schedules
Not understanding the vesting schedule leads to confusion about when options can be exercised, causing missed opportunities.

No Plan for Windfall
Lack of planning for a large windfall from stock options can result in poor spending or investment decisions.