Michel Del Buono
speaker
515 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 22 May
Michel Del Buono’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Sourcery · Inside Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz's Multi-Family Office (Part II) · 22 May 2026
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Generally, that stock that got you to the liquidity point will probably continue to do pretty well.
And if anything, you're the most informed person in the world about that stock.
So for me to come in and sort of tell you that you should sell it or not sell it, it's silly, right?
I don't know more than you do.
So you're the one who needs to sort of assess whether you truly think that stock will continue to run and how much, therefore, should you keep it or not, right?
But I'd say the vast majority of people should keep it for a while, at least as long as they're engaged in the company, right?
There comes a point where some people disengage from the company.
The secondary market is very active right now.
Everyone wants to get a piece of the brand name companies.
And so this whole industry has sprung up around that.
Brokers, friends of founders that happen to have a position.
But the challenge always with these things is that the companies generally are structured, they're sort of bylaws or structures so that the employees cannot necessarily transfer the stock to outsiders, right?
So what ends up happening is the employee creates a company
Molly Corp.
And then Molly then transfers some of her stock into her own company.
The company allow that because it's technically a transfer just to herself.
And then she sells shares in that company and others.
Right.
So in these others, you know, people are trying to get into these companies don't really have a direct claim on a stock.
They have a claim on Molly Company.
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