I borrowed my brother’s Marlin 336C and I notice it is actually a 336A. I can’t tell the difference looking at the Catalog. Years ago the difference was that the 336C had a hood on the front sight, but now the 336A has one too. What is the difference? The quality of the wood?

A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

I am amazed that there is no historical evidence written about his miracles during the time he existed (or supposedly existed). If such miracles occurred, you would think that many writings would have been done about them during that time.
Even widespread illiteracy is no match for numerous historical records not existing for such miracles being performed that are beyond human capabilities. Even by primitive means of travel you would imagine such miracles would spread like wildfire.

Is Michael Savage just a coward, or does he actually have a good reason?

I borrowed my brother’s Marlin 336C and I notice it is actually a 336A. I can’t tell the difference looking at the Catalog. Years ago the difference was that the 336C had a hood on the front sight, but now the 336A has one too. What is the difference? The quality of the wood?

A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,

I am amazed that there is no historical evidence written about his miracles during the time he existed (or supposedly existed). If such miracles occurred, you would think that many writings would have been done about them during that time.
Even widespread illiteracy is no match for numerous historical records not existing for such miracles being performed that are beyond human capabilities. Even by primitive means of travel you would imagine such miracles would spread like wildfire.

Is Michael Savage just a coward, or does he actually have a good reason?

I borrowed my brother’s Marlin 336C and I notice it is actually a 336A. I can’t tell the difference looking at the Catalog. Years ago the difference was that the 336C had a hood on the front sight, but now the 336A has one too. What is the difference? The quality of the wood?

A quick search on “stock options” shows that many companies are switching from “stock options” to “restricted stocks” as an employee compansation vechicle.
Below is what I learned from my research. It could be wrong though.
The sales of “stock options” are usually reported as loss. It reduces the company’s tax liability, but also adversely affects the company’s profit. From 2006, most companies are required to disclose the impact of the “stock options” sales to the public.
My questions,
When a company issues “restricted stocks” and the employee sells them, is the proceeding counted as “loss” like “stock options”?
Why companies don’t switch until recently? Does it have anything do to with the new SEC reporting requirement?
Thanks,