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Tuesday, August 18, 2015 11:49:53 AM
If you Report then the very low figures, would you assume, that both of them did not believe in AAPLE?
On the contrary: A Company for growth Needs Money and it seldom Comes from the founders.
And Zuckerberg diluted himself down to 28.2 %. Did he not believe in the Company before the IPO took place that he reduced his stake by almost 40 %.
It is common knowledge that companies Need Money until the reach the Point, where they can refinance themselves. But before that it does not go without Dilution.
The same is with DECN as this Company had to get refinancing to pay for the litigation-case against Johnson&Johnson and to finance their new Business plan as they could not remain operative when J&J sued them. This should be obvious, but what is obvious as well based on the DECN filing, that the Management will get their reward once DECN is up and running.
From this Point of view this is rather positive compared versus other Small companies, where the Management is granting themselves Shares to Keep up with the Dilution.
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