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Also confounding is that start ups usually offer equity which is an unknown variable. Financial planning-wise it is geneally best to assume it is worth nothing
by Nasrudith 6y ago
Also confounding is that start ups usually offer equity which is an unknown variable.
Financial planning-wise it is geneally best to assume it is worth nothing but there is a small chance that it will utterly outstrip the certain compensation.
- tschwimmer 6y agoUsually there is some sort of VC funding and usually there is a valuation and ergo a price per share. I find that startups are usually at part with public companies or slightly worse with the promise that there's tons of growth right over the horizon.