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To be fair, the common vs. preferred share distinction depends on the company. It could be that in your case they were valued the same. You actually mention th
by argonaut 11y ago
To be fair, the common vs. preferred share distinction depends on the company.
It could be that in your case they were valued the same. You actually mention that you sold at above the company's last fundraising valuation - it could be the case that the preferred stock was valued even higher.