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Why did the Potential Benefit Value of unvested RSU's on Etrade go back to zero?

Supposedly E-trade was going to have the stock swap debacle straightened out by the end of this week, and when I checked my E-trade account this morning, the "Potential Benefit Value" for the unvested RSUs went from $0 yesterday to a substantial amount this morning. However, when I just checked the account again, the Potential Benefit Value is back to $0. What gives?

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Post ID: @OP+1pSq0IpE

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I never seen a Chinese company be such an Indian giver with their stock.

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Post ID: @fbv+1pSq0IpE

I'm in the same boat. I took a screenshot of my holdings yesterday AM to make sure that I have record of the # of unvested RSUs I had and the release cycle. I think the release cycle may be changed to line up with the release schedule at BC.

In any event, I'm only waiting for a few RSUs from Nov 1 vest. Everything else I have vests either right before or right after the end of my transition period.

Hopefully the VMW to AVGO ratio will be implemented in the next week or so. Was really looking forward to that RSU vest right before Xmas.

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Post ID: @xgi+1pSq0IpE

It’s called a sc**w up. Now everyone is waiting for RSUs from end October and end November now.

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Post ID: @kaa+1pSq0IpE

Etrade mentioned that they VMware didn’t enter the details in their stock plan admin portal and only the employer can correct it. They just provide the platform and can’t legally fix anything till employer allows them too. VMware HR/benefits team seems to be missing in actions

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Post ID: @krj+1pSq0IpE

E-Trade received incorrect data and realized it after the previous batch run was posted. They made the corrections in tonight's batch. I wish those numbers stayed though.

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Post ID: @cwj+1pSq0IpE

Most likely because they didn't convert the VMW to AVGO properly and giving you 5x the value was never going to last.

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Post ID: @xdj+1pSq0IpE

Its called PUMP and DUMP.

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Post ID: @lmz+1pSq0IpE

I see the same behavior pointed out by Op.

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