Don't know where your getting your info from but you sadly mistaken. They are underwater on the Groupon investment. Their evaluation was 25%higher than the IPO, Mr. Moe on a recent Interview on CNBC said he has no plans on selling any of his shares of Groupon, he also said he sees Groupon being a 50 dollar stock by next summer during the interview. I will find the link and post it.
Yes they are going to pay dividends but there has to be a profit first. The same sec filings you where referring to, just in the last share offering they explain where each investment is compared to their amount paid. All are underwater.
Now to Mr. Moe, what if they need this share offering to pay for their salary's?? That's why I said I'll sit back and see what happens in my last post. But do you know what Mr. Moe salary is? Do you know Mr. Moe had a 50k share buy and then sold it. Sometimes being influential in where you invest can cause major conflicts of interest. Their are plenty of venture capitalist out in the valley. He doesn't need to be paying a premium for every investment. So far he has done nothing that would impress me to date. Groupon and Zynga have been a disaster. Does anyone know what the cost of the operation per month is? I'll be sure to try and get that question asked in the conference call when earnings come. But then again it really doesn't matter what he says at earnings's cause everyone is in FB craze.
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