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How to evaluate stock options in a job offer? (privately held com...
I believe what she means is she "won't" divulge that - presumably since you're not an employee and that is confidential. We both know they're not going to tell you that the options aren't that good, so the 'sneezing' info is somewhat useles... Read More »
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What is the difference between insider trading and private stock ...
Insider trading, is someone who has an affiliation with a company that buys/sells stock of the company. I never heard of Private Stock Offering. I don't believe there is such a thing. Only an IPO, which select institutions have access to. F... Read More »
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Who is a Candidate for Private Stock Offerings?
The ideal small business candidate is a company in the third stage of finance and is looking for growth or expansion funding. Small business owners might think private placement applies to start-ups when your company has completed product d... Read More »
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Private offerings offer the perfect solution for entrepreneurs looking to raise significant amounts of capital. By selling only 15-45% of stock in their venture to wealthy private investors and institutions, they retain complete control of ...
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What the stock is worth could be earnings times the P/E of public companies in the same industry. Then knock off 40% to compensate for the lack of liquidity that goes with not being publicly traded.
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Primarily because creating private stock offerings requires legal and technical expertise which is not generally available. If you were to find a securities attorney and ask them to create a Reg. D offering, they could do it for you, but mo...
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