Is money that we invest in stockmarket, sacrificer (to the company A)? - index of yacht large .jpg .jpg
This question is created, it is the developing world about my previous question.
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Budget response "Rabbit":
Keywords: IPO = $ 10 less than $ 12 is what will receive 20%
"They may offer U.S. dollars by the company and the founder of the U.S. to offer dollars. Of the 24 million that was paid for their participation in the new company, the company earned an additional $ 2 million, but is also the founder . The additional $ 2 million from the company by selling one million shares at $ 12 each for salaries and other leave, but the additional 2 million U.S. dollars by the founder of a new yacht sold founders go or whatever. "
Monday, January 11, 2010
Index Of Yacht Large .jpg .jpg Is Money That We Invest In Stockmarket, Sacrificer (to The Company A)?
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The problem is that they are not the right word.
Priest is a noun meaing someone who is (a bid) victims.
Money can not sacrifice something.
I think they will be asked whether the exchange-traded funds is received by the company.
The answer is that the money from the offering (IPO - or additional share issues) runs the company.
If you pay $ 10 for an IPO of the company gets $ 10 (but must give a return on investment, as well). Well, if someone buys the stock for $ 12. $ 12, you and the company gets nothing. If the population increases, the company has no money unless they sell more shares on the market. For example, the company can sell and keep 30% to 70% in the IPO. The free float (shares) would be to invest 30%. But if the population grows and the company began selling a portion of the remaining 70% prior to the receipt of the money. However, they lose more responsibility for the company.
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