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Shareholders get nervous when companies hold too much cash, because they fear that management will blow it on stupid acquisitions. This ultimately hurts the val
by adamlett 10y ago
Shareholders get nervous when companies hold too much cash, because they fear that management will blow it on stupid acquisitions. This ultimately hurts the value of the company.
Management is usually granted stock and/or stock options, which aligns their interest with the other stock owners.