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Stack Exchange Stock (STEX)

Q&A community for progammers

About Stack Exchange Stock

Founded

2008

Total Funding

68.0M

Industries

Community and Lifestyle, Education, Internet Services

Stack Exchange is the largest network of websites for software developers including Stack Overflow, the pre-eminent destination site for programmers to find, ask, and answer their questions. Founded in 2008 by Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood, the company was built on the premise that serving and enriching the developer community at large would lead to a better, smarter Internet. Since then, the Stack Exchange network has grown into one of the largest websites in the world, with Stack Overflow alone serving more than 26 million professional and novice programmers each month. The broader Stack Exchange Network has expanded to cover topics as diverse as Mathematics, Home Improvement, Statistics, and English Language and Usage.

Investors in Stack Exchange

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Stack Exchange Management

Leadership team at Stack Exchange

Cofounder and CEO

Avram Joel Spolsky

Cofounder

Jeff Atwood

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Trading Stack Exchange Stock

How to invest in Stack Exchange stock?

Accredited investors can buy pre-IPO stock in companies like Stack Exchange through EquityZen funds. These investments are made available by existing Stack Exchange shareholders who sell their shares on our platform. Typically, these are early employees who need to fund a life event – house, education, etc. Accredited investors are then offered the opportunity to invest in this stock through a fund, like those used by hedge funds serving large investors. While not without risk, investing in private companies can help investors reach goals of portfolio diversification, access to potential growth and high potential return. Learn more about our Guided Investment process here.

How to sell Stack Exchange stock?

Shareholders can sell their Stack Exchange stock through EquityZen's private company marketplace. EquityZen's network includes over 330K accredited investors interested in buying private company stock. Learn more about the easy and guided Shareholder process here.

If I invest, how do I exit my investment?

There are two ways to exit your private company investment on EquityZen's marketplace. The first is if the company has an exit event like an IPO, merger or acquisition. In that case, we will distribute the shares and/or cash to you directly. The second way is through an Express Deal on EquityZen, if eligible. An Express Deal allows you to sell your allocation of private shares in a given private company to another investor on EquityZen's marketplace. More information on Express Deals can be found here and exit information can be found here.

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Since 2013, the EquityZen marketplace has made it easy to buy and sell shares in private companies. EquityZen brings together investors and shareholders, providing liquidity to early shareholders and private market access to accredited investors. With low investment minimums through our funds and with more than 43K private placements completed across 450+ companies, EquityZen leads the way in delivering "Private Markets for the Public."