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Re: franck92 post# 128422

Monday, 02/19/2018 9:40:13 AM

Monday, February 19, 2018 9:40:13 AM

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"1)it is just an other way to sell if you absolutely need to sell, so it is good there is an other way to exit. "

One cannot sell unless there is a buyer. There is no guarantee of the ability to sell
...

"3)everything has a cost, 3% or $5000 maximum is not so high compared to our growing shares value, the more we wait the more the value will be."

On the contrary... share value will drop since the company desperately needs to raise money and the dilution will be massive IF they can find buyers...

"4) you dont need lawyers, the online "broker" provides service to the sellers"

Sure, that sounds like a GREAT idea to TRUST them to have your best interests in mind...

"buyers dont need to have a networth value of $1million"


It is also important to note that investing directly in private firms is usually reserved for wealthy individuals. The motivation is that they can handle the additional illiquidity and risk that goes with private investing. The SEC definition calls these wealthy individuals accredited investors or qualified institutional buyers (QIB) when it is an institution.


https://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/11/investing-in-private-companies.asp


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