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dian discounts of 26.0% and 24.0%, respectively, along with the following observations: o There is an exchange effect (New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange listed companies have lower discounts). o The higher the sales of the issuer, the lower the discounts. o Companies with higher earnings have low

in the foreseeable future should be higher than for pre-IPO stocks. Emory Studies is Using data from the investment bank Robert W. Baird & Company, John Emory measured the differences in prices of private and public transactions of companies' stock from 1980 through 2000. The Emory studies compared the pr

dian discounts of 26.0% and 24.0%, respectively, along with the following observations: o There is an exchange effect (New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange listed companies have lower discounts). o The higher the sales of the issuer, the lower the discounts. o Companies with higher earnings have low

in the foreseeable future should be higher than for pre-IPO stocks. Emory Studies is Using data from the investment bank Robert W. Baird & Company, John Emory measured the differences in prices of private and public transactions of companies' stock from 1980 through 2000. The Emory studies compared the pr

dian discounts of 26.0% and 24.0%, respectively, along with the following observations: o There is an exchange effect (New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange listed companies have lower discounts). o The higher the sales of the issuer, the lower the discounts. o Companies with higher earnings have low

in the foreseeable future should be higher than for pre-IPO stocks. Emory Studies is Using data from the investment bank Robert W. Baird & Company, John Emory measured the differences in prices of private and public transactions of companies' stock from 1980 through 2000. The Emory studies compared the pr