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Would that be a bad outcome? Wouldn’t the market become more active because more shares of highly relevant companies would be available?
by dependsontheq 7y ago
Would that be a bad outcome? Wouldn’t the market become more active because more shares of highly relevant companies would be available?
- bhupy 7y agoIt would probably wreak havoc on the stock price, which not only hurts the business in question, but hurts employee shareholders, pension/mutual funds, etc. The effect would be similar to what typically happens to public stocks after employee lockups expire, except at a higher scale.
- faissaloo 7y agoI fail to understand why people think ridding ourselves of the status quo isn't going to result in alot of collateral damage.
- aaomidi 7y agoThe current stock system is NOT sustainable. We either rock the boat in a controlled fashion or the boat sinks and we all metaphorically sink with it.