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If shareholders are happy, what business is it of yours? If they aren’t happy, they can sell the shares.

• dullcrisp 2y ago
  SEC destroyed
• elAhmo 2y ago
  Following the law should be above the shareholder gain. Mentality like yours is what got us in this situation where people are blatantly abusing the government for personal gain.
• morpheuskafka 2y ago
  It's not enough to just do a poll and say that most shareholders are "happy." If there is even one owner, which there will be, who objects, you need to be able to show that decisions were in the best interest of the company. That doesn't mean said owner has to agree with them, but if there are deals that arguably favor outside companies then you will hear from either the SEC or that one shareholder. The other comment saying "the law is above shareholder gain" is kind of missing the point thought--the law in question is specifically to protect the interest of shareholders.
• verzali 2y ago
  This is how you end up with another Enron