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We're talking about a publicly traded company. They don't "take on" investors.
by greenthrow 4y ago
We're talking about a publicly traded company. They don't "take on" investors.
- refurb 4y agoAn investor who holds enough equity to get Sundar on the phone? You think they took a $6B position without chatting with the company about it?
- unmole 4y agoA 0.27% stake.
- greenthrow 4y agoYou are moving the goalpost. The prior comment said "taking on an investor." Public trading doesn't work that way. That's a concept for privately held companies. Those are just facts.
- refurb 4y agoThey absolutely do “take on investors” of that size. There are usually conversations about the investment and business strategy. Not always (like in a hostile takeover), but if you think TCI just punches “$5,000,000,000 of GOOG” into their trading platform you’re wrong.