How does Amazon calculate the price of a single stock while awarding stock grant for new hire. Is it the price of the stock on the day of the offer or the preceding 30 days moving average
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That does not directly answer your question. But what I am trying to say is that if they know they want to give you 100k, they can calculate the number of shares that would buy you at any time, and in the end, you will only get the 100k worth of shares, not the number of shares they initially calculated.
It’s bit tricky