RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Flippers and traders did what they always do.
*giving away shares and control relative to private vs public it is likely the top employees hold company stock in accordance to a structure and hierarchy. The beauty of possibly going public is that you can either take the company public but that exposes it to control problem or create a new entity separate from your own business. It is like me protecting my private assets and creating a business entity separate from myself that way if there is business problems people can only go after the business not me as well personally. But if say I decided to be the business in that structure I do anything wrong they can come after me...that is why people incorporate avoid sole and joint proprietor if you can encorporate so your personal assets will not be potentially attacked. I see it the same way with private companies but there are likely to be strict arms length rules something I will need to read more on. Some companies are best left private...maybe this one will stay so or find ways which are most favorable to it again anyone's guess it looks to me the company wants to go public though.