> Voting shares don't have to have monetary value. :facepalm: If you control a company worth $1T, someone is going to be willing to buy your share. If you're

> Voting shares don't have to have monetary value. :facepalm: If you control a company worth $1T, someone is going to be willing to buy your share. If you're implying that voting shares don't have to be transferable, the question becomes how do you pick the next leader? The current owner gets to appoint the next in line? That's basically monarchy. The history I was taught says that only those at the top thrive under monarchy.