A.Craig
Limitations of ownership/resale
They have reasonable deals but it only works well for companies with clear IPO plan. Few known limitations (please verify with your sales person) - 1) There is NO real ownership of stocks, basically we own percentage in Equityzen-series LLC and that LLC owns stocks. This makes difficult to sell pre-IPO stocks outside equityzen. 2) They have express deals to sell, this requires at least 2% ownership. 3) Charges are high, 5% to buy and 5% to sell. Basically to make 10% return that pre-IPO company valuation up by 20%. 4) For IPO companies - they've 6-months waiting period. We can't really trade anything in first 6-months of IPO. 5) It's very unlikely that employees sell stocks before IPO if that company is doing really good (they/insiders know more than us/outsiders). With all limitations, it's probably makes sense to take risk on companies that are very near to IPO cycle or companies in latest emerging domain with low valuation. This is just my perspective, making sure clarify these rules with the company before investing.




