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It doesn't necessarily signal that the company's equity is in a bad position. I'd venture to think a lot of people would rather keep cash on hand in these times
by adoxyz 3y ago
It doesn't necessarily signal that the company's equity is in a bad position. I'd venture to think a lot of people would rather keep cash on hand in these times than locked up in a private company.
- persedes 3y agoplus for a lot of companies an IPO might be not in the near future due to the stock market being what it is (even though who knows anymore...). So why buy options if you don't know when you'll get to sell it.