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So if the company doesn't IPO in four years, and instead slowly staggers into the ground over ten while always promising it'll IPO in a few years, how does that
by JonChesterfield 4y ago
So if the company doesn't IPO in four years, and instead slowly staggers into the ground over ten while always promising it'll IPO in a few years, how does that change the terms?
Also, how liquid are these shares? If you can sell at IPO, cool. If you have to hold them for a year watching to see if the share price holds or (somewhat likely) collapses, not so good.
I'd take the salary and buy stock in public companies with it.
- throwaway5861 4y agothanks for advice!
- roflyear 4y agoThe good thing about speculating on already-public companies is you have access to a lot of data you probably do not have access to at your current company, and of course, they are already public :) Not that I'm advising you to speculate on the market... I just buy ETFs lol