Jason, since you are here - may be its a good idea to tell the crowd why you decided to sell some of your shares of Groupon,
as some papers seem to indicate
as some papers seem to indicate
As if business partners can't have differing opinions about the business practices of other companies. If Jason's and DHH's opinions are indeed different, which I'm not convinced they are. Sheesh.
If you did some work for someone, and they paid you with stock instead of cash, wouldn't you feel like converting that to cash the first chance you get?
especially would keep the shares of the "hottest" and "fastest growing" startup groupon
There are all sorts of reasons to sell stock at a particular time that have nothing to do with cashing out on a company one believes will flame out.