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There would not be enough buyers. If there were you would have an absurd situation where there is 650bn chasing the shares at that price based on the same publi
by quickthrower2 4y ago
There would not be enough buyers. If there were you would have an absurd situation where there is 650bn chasing the shares at that price based on the same public information that is making the “Other half” want to sell everything at that price. That might be possible with more “rigged” markets like cryptocurrency shitcoins. But I can’t see it is possible here.
- garbagetime 4y agoI agree that the shareholders would never actually all sell in unison without there being some motivating force for that to happen. But that doesn't seem relevant to the question at hand - whether the $650 billion was "literally lost".