Bas van der Meer
Netherlands
Oegstgeest
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I read the rules yesterday, but I couldn't find a clear answer on the following situation:
If, at the beginning of a stock round 50% of the shares of a company are already in the open market, will the dragons be able to sell shares of that company? (if that company is in the red zone)
Similar, if for example 40% of the shares are in the open market, and the dragons hold two 10% shares, will they sell both shares, or only 10%?
(I would assume that the 50% rule always should be enforced, so no sale above 50% by the dragons, but I couldn't find this)
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Alessandro Lala
United Kingdom
Weston-Super-Mare
Somerset
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
Being second is to be the first of the ones who lose.
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Good question.
None can exceed the 50% limit of the Bank Pool (also known as the Open Market), not even the Dragons. They just sell up to the 50% limit and retain any remaining certificate. Of course, should room be available in the Bank Pool later in the round, they will sell those certificates in the red at the next useful occasion.
I added your question to the FAQ
http://www.ilgotha.org/1865/1865_faq.php
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