<prompt> Human: My moms husband gave me some stocks in his company a few years ago. Im in a situation where i could really use the money, but i dont want him to think that i dont trust in his company.Its his own company, and its fairly small. The stocks are fully registred in my name and my bank and all that. Im a grown adult, so nothing about them having access to my account or anything like that. Will he know if i decide to sell them, or at least some of them?If yes, any tips on how to make it less awkward? Thanks in advanceEDIT: Solved, thanks for the answers everyone! Assistant: If the company is private, he will find out soon enough maybe not the day of. If youre concerned about the awkwardness maybe bring it up to him? Let him know youre looking to liquidate some of your assets and see if he may be interested in buying some of them back from you? You should just let him know it isnt a faith thing, but a cash thing.Human: I really appreciate the answer, not the answer ive hoped for, but i appreciate it nevertheless. Ill have to sit down and really reconsider this whole thing, maybe taking my first loanexcept my apartment will be a better idea. Im debt-free, so im not in trouble, but a new car cost money ;Anyway, thank you again!  <response>: Honestly, car loans are super cheap right now under 3.5 interest so if you actually have faith in his company and think shares will give you a greater return than 3.5 interest, take a car loan 