Then, you can buy back the stock

I just had a baby,

Maybe they're software companies.

So if you're sitting there stressing about large cap versus small cap, or company A versus company B, or should you buy the Subaru or the Prius, you know what, let it go.

What I can do is, I can then just go out there and buy my shares of IBM back, right?

This morning, I bought a controlling interest in your company.

goodness.

Stockbroker.

Stockbroker?

It is a customary contraction like our

'Company.' It is a customary contraction like our

It's the split of just the equity part right over here

SCOTT Inc.'s stocks are blue chip stocks.

So we say it's only worth 3.5 million.

Why would someone be willing to pay a Price to Earnings ratio of 10 for Company A and pass up, or maybe not want to buy, Company B, even though they're paying only a Price to

GE announced the acquisition of the company Laku for 30 million.

We purchased 10,000 shares of the General Motors stock.

Arthur frobisher told his employees to invest in the company and then sold his own stock.

I gave the lambert family stock in my company.

Wait, poor spinal capacity.

And then the stock actually go down. Iets go all the way down to 20, you think that's about how far it's gone go down

You knew this man.

What do you know about his personal life?

Secondary market just means that it's not going to the actual company.

In the last video we saw that if Ben's shoe company's stock prices are trading at 21.50 per share and if Ben's shoe company has 10,000 shares, and we saw that over here on the left....

I tried them all.

Arthur Frobisher told his employees to invest in the company and then sold his own stock.

Let me wirte this columns here, this is shorting, this is the short option

I went out on a limb and bought 500 shares of Sony stock.

66,000 Prosser Ankovich.

And that's what we did, and we essentially sold those shares for 5 million.

No, I did not. Or that he owned a thousand shares of stock in your company?

He sold 50,000 shares of IRT, Jonathan Chow's company, short.

And they can say like, this VC can say oh, you know what?

Pete, you need to buy my one share back from me, so what Pete does, is he would give me back 180, so the total NAV would lose 180, so it would go down 180, so we would take this out of it, 1,800 180 is 1,620, and they would buy back a share from me.

If you want your 180 back we'll buy that we'll give you 180, you give back the share, and then we cancel the share and if anyone wants to add to the fund if they want to invest the corporation can create new shares and then issue it to people sell it to people and their money would go into the common pool and the management company would take fees off of it

But here you are able to sell it and buy it later for a lower price so the situation were the end prices 20 dollars

On the other side of thing we look at the closed end funds, the closed end funds couldn't kind of dynamically grow and shrink by creating new shares or by buying them back but what was good about them is that they are freely trading on exchanges may be on the NASDAQ or New York stock exchange.

So going back to the idea where my family member would come to me at a party, they would say oh, look how cheap this company is compared to this company.

You should cut the taper to leave more material at the jaw tip than at the jaw base Going back to his original program

And just to make a point here, when you look up a share price in the stock market, or even better, when you buy a stock on the stock market, that money is not going to the company.

The company's share price has fallen.

This time right here.

He was forced to buy stocks.

The big investor bought up the stocks.