Yeah. Normally the stock goes to zero just as the company crashes and you lose your job - ask people from Lehmans. It isn't always that extreme - you might jus

Yeah. Normally the stock goes to zero just as the company crashes and you lose your job - ask people from Lehmans. It isn't always that extreme - you might just find you're part of a layoff round in a recession and your stock has only gone down 40%.