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by Tloewald
4258 days ago
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Once your company has shares, you made $10,000 for 50% of your stock which you paid $500 for. But the investor merely has your shares. So you are up $9000, whoever got your $1000 is up $1000, and the investor is down $10,000. That adds up to zero. Again, not saying you're wrong, but your example is useless. |
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