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When Employees Sell Private Company Stock
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Neil Wise
Mar 26, 2010 2:00 AM GMT
How do I find the names of privae companies that have stock for sale by their employees?
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Lou Kerner
Mar 23, 2010 10:18 PM GMT
Tom,Great article, and very timely.However, you left out the importance of the employee getting context about the true value of his shares relative to where a highly un-liquid market may be valuing his shares. Also, not sure I understand limiting the sale to 10% of their holdings. Smart compaanies are always having their employees vesting, and the freer they let employees trade their shares, the more the employees will value those shares, which is why they are given in the first place.Lou
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Robert Brown
Mar 23, 2010 7:18 PM GMT
Somebody controls the transparency in these particular models
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