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It is in Steve's best interest Really? Why?

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• nailer 18y ago
  The justification is contained at the end of the sentence you're quoting.
  • sanj 18y ago
    I disagree: to at least give people a small idea of what is going on with him, so they can gauge risk That's not in his best interest. It is in the stockholder's best interest, the company's best interest and (perhaps) that market's best interest. I fail to see how it is in Jobs's best interest.
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    • nailer 18y ago
      It in Job's interest to serve his shareholder's interest.
• ericb 18y ago
  As Steve is a shareholder, if the stock price has uncertainty about his health factored in, and Steve announces his health is ok, the share price will likely rise and perform better going forward. If he is selling shares periodically to generate cash and diversify, he will get a better price.