I have an IPO question. Can I make any assumptions from the fact a company sells shares to its employees in anticipation of going public. For example, could one suppose the price offered to employees should be a bargain or fairly priced in anticipation of an IPO at some point in the future. Comments?
NUTMEG-------If the shares are offered at "book value" and then valued at "10 times" book value after the IPO, then it's a screaming bargain.