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This kind of ignores IPO's, SPACs and secondary (or whatever they are called) offerings. All of those things introduce "new" stock into the market.
by mox1 5y ago
This kind of ignores IPO's, SPACs and secondary (or whatever they are called) offerings.
All of those things introduce "new" stock into the market.
- eurasiantiger 5y agoAn IPO is a public exit for the early investors.
- tommiegannert 5y agoIt usually increases the share pool too, as otherwise it's a "direct listing". So for the new shares, you are definitely having money flow into the business/stock market.