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All the more reason to go public and have some liquidity in your shares. I remember being at Intel in 1999 when the share price was 72. six months later it wa
by tmaly 11y ago
All the more reason to go public and have some liquidity in your shares.
I remember being at Intel in 1999 when the share price was 72. six months later it was down around 18. There was one smart senior engineer there that had put options as insurance against all his shares. The rest in that group had to rethink retirement.
- exw 11y ago<< There was one smart senior engineer there that had put options as insurance against all his shares.>> Not sure what the rules were at that time, but most public companies restrict you today from owning any derivatives in their stock.
- greenyoda 11y agoHow could a company find out that you bought put options on their stock?