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On the FCF/DCF sheet, why do we need to calculate fully diluted shares (essentially, explain how the shares get diluted)? Group of answer choices If

On the FCF/DCF sheet, why do we need to calculate fully diluted shares (essentially, explain how the shares get diluted)?

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If you purchase an exchange traded option, exercising it requires the firm to issue you a new share at an above-market price, causing dilution

If you are an employee and issued options as part of your compensation, exercising it may require the firm to issue you a new share at a below-market price, causing dilution

If investors exercise their call options, it requires the firm to repurchase stock from those investors at an above-market price, which increases the number of shares on the market

Because the firm will add too much water to the shares, causing them to be diluted

Both A&B are correct

All of the above are correct

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