Bartering Privately Held Stock for Other Property

[privatestocktot]

Privately held stock for barter

Thanks for the great dialogue! So greatly appreciate it. My question was aimed at the legality of bartering and the fine line of solicitation. The $23 k has been spent on agreeably the wrong kind of lawyer, that being a business attorney and too late to know the case needed a securities attorney.

The situation is very complicated. That is why the trade. It is quite drawn out and relates to minority shareholder oppression. Kindo of a scenario like The Social Network movie. Stable company about to go public and a co-founder pushed out. Don't want a lawsuit to damage the value either. The other side of the situation is a lack of financials and state statute rights being denied even with a court order.

Either a trade or sell out requires financials. A trade however could maybe enable a person to have a higher reward for being able to take a risk? After doing their due diligence?

Thank you for your time and advice!

 

[xylene]

Not a barter economy.

The situation is very complicated. That is why the trade.

Makes no sense to add complexity, because a situation is complex.

You don't un-blend a milkshake by adding vermouth.

 

[LdiJ]

Thanks for the great dialogue! So greatly appreciate it. My question was aimed at the legality of bartering and the fine line of solicitation. The $23 k has been spent on agreeably the wrong kind of lawyer, that being a business attorney and too late to know the case needed a securities attorney.

The situation is very complicated. That is why the trade. It is quite drawn out and relates to minority shareholder oppression. Kindo of a scenario like The Social Network movie. Stable company about to go public and a co-founder pushed out. Don't want a lawsuit to damage the value either. The other side of the situation is a lack of financials and state statute rights being denied even with a court order.

Either a trade or sell out requires financials. A trade however could maybe enable a person to have a higher reward for being able to take a risk? After doing their due diligence?

Thank you for your time and advice!

Then why not wait until the company goes public to sell your shares?