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Check the record of Barron Partners LP, most companies they fund via private equity deals seem to perform well. Mostly, I think, because they are very selective and buy shares on a "to be registered sometime down the road" basis, so a quick run-up/tank senario does them no good.
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Thanks quietlurk. Really the news should never be bad. The shares are supposed to be restricted and unavailable for sale for a specified time period. The problem is if they sell short as a hedge against loss it creates a down spiral that is difficult to escape from. Not all lenders do that and it is possible that someone other than Cornell is opportunistically shorting the companies they are involved in. But it doesn't look good. IMO-DD-GLTA-Debi
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quote:Originally posted by GREGDOGG: Do you have a quick list or link?