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Company shares.?
Shares are basically asset stripping.
Little on none of the monny ends up with the company...Bonds, put monny into the company.Shares are structured so purchasers controll the company and agender.Bonds return monny.Why would you buy shares from a company in good monny, rarther than bonds, which give a company liquidity forbuissnuiss development.Assett management works differently.In the sense of put in good order Then sold.When purchasing do your reserch you can always use the market odds for starting point hints. ...
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- Anonymous2 months ago
Obviously when someone buys shares of AAPL or MSFT none of that money ends up with the company. It ends up with the person who sold their shares (unless of course it's an initial stock offering).
If you can't figure out why an investor would prefer to own stocks instead of bonds, I don't know what to tell you. I suspect there is no point in trying to explain anything to someone who can't spell *MONEY*.