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A tender offer is not a "get out now" signal. It's often a "the company is healthy" signal.


> It's often a "the company is healthy" signal.

The same was said about Stripe. Imagine buying Stripe shares at a $96BN valuation when it is now down more than 50% from the peak.

I would indeed sell some if I saw that extreme valuation of any private startup.


Actually it’s back to $70B on secondary markets: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stripe-popping-off-secondary-...

Secondary markets always jump around because of lower liquidity. I’d wait until after IPO before making any conclusions there.




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