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Zoom CEO sold all of his common shares

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Re: Zoom CEO sold all of his common shares

#12
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This is complete nonsense. He sold about $23m worth of stock [1], while he owned about 22% of stock at the time of IPO, worth roughly ~$10b in total. [1] https://www.gurufocus.com/news/1135874/zoom-video-communicat...

The very last line item on Table 1 shows 0 shares owned after his final sale.

Re: Zoom CEO sold all of his common shares

#15
How do you interpret this? The first row he acquired 70,143 at a cost of $0, and the amount he owns after that is 70,143? So he didn't have any before the 11th? Then he sells them all for $LOTS, and then acquires another 70,143 at a cost of $0, and sells them all again? Is this just him cashing out a bonus paid in class A when his actual holdings (assuming he held any before the 11th) are in some other class?

Re: Zoom CEO sold all of his common shares

#18

I’m not able to work our from this if it’s actually all his common stock. Any idea where to get that.

It should be somewhere in the SEC filings, but a company like Morningstar (and probably many brokerages) should have this information as part of a standard stock research report.

Re: Zoom CEO sold all of his common shares

#20
You cant really blame him.

Zoom is currently valued at around 60 times its annual recurring revenues. Their share price has tripled since January.

The whole crisis was a fantastic opportunity for them, but it also means that it is going to become critical for microsoft, google and all to offer a competitive product sooner rather than later, considering how many companies are going remote.

The competitive advantage of zoom is real, but how long can it last if that becomes a priority for these players. I am not saying that zoom is going to become worthless any time soon but that it's going to be very high to maintain that kind of multiple for a long period of time, especially after covid times.

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