6 ms·
The most basic answer is that the "shareholders" are the owners of the business. Shareholders do think "long-term" in the sense that they believe their capital
by calbear81 11y ago
The most basic answer is that the "shareholders" are the owners of the business. Shareholders do think "long-term" in the sense that they believe their capital could achieve better returns in other areas and hence the desire to "cash out".
- pm24601 11y agoThey are welcome to sell their shares anytime. Being a shareholder does not mean that a shareholder runs the business. A shareholder can sell their shares or vote for a different board. That is it.