![]() The company IPO'ed on the NASDAQ in 1986. The founders turned him down, but eventually sold him shares for 19% of the company, plus a five-year licensing agreement for the postscript license making this company the first business in Silicon Valley to ever be profitable in its first year. Steve Jobs tried to acquire this company for $5 million in 1982. ![]() The founders developed a technology called Postscript that all major printers use today for printing images. ![]() And this company is named after the creek that ran behind the founder's house. Now, most of you probably don't know what this is, but if you have an idea of what the company is or the ticker symbol, you can either use the name or the ticker, drop it down in the chat and we'll let you know if you get it or if you are not that good at it.īut anyway, so starting this off, number one, this large cap tech company is based out of San Jose, California. So, what this is, I will just give you a few fun facts about a company that we're covering today. Thanks for showing up, hanging out with us. Transcriptĭaniel Snyder: Let's get into guess the stock, everybody that's here joining us maybe you're here for the first time. Grab your free 14-day trial of Austin's service Cash Flow Freaks now. We encourage you to listen to the podcast embedded above or on the go via Apple Podcasts. Due to time and audio constraints, transcription may not be perfect. This transcript is only a part of the entire episode. Editor's Note: This is the transcript version of the show we recorded on Wednesday.
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