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> buyers plan to sell for more money, and eventually can't. This also holds for all those shares that don't pay dividends: Alphabet, Amazon, etc.
by Udik 5y ago
> buyers plan to sell for more money, and eventually can't.
This also holds for all those shares that don't pay dividends: Alphabet, Amazon, etc.
- Jeff_Brown 5y agoSometimes -- it depends on the investor. Other investors want non-paying stocks today because they will presumably start paying dividends someday. And in a perfectly rational world, the only reason the first kind of investor would have for believing they could sell at a profit would be because they anticipate the second kind of investor's beliefs.