The company I work for have offered me, 1,500 options(not sure how these work?) , or a few k a year pay rise, I know the company is being packaged ready for sale next year for arorund 60-100MM but ...
Since 02/27 I lost over $2000..I invested in Fidelity mutual funds: FSDAX ,FDVLX,FDCAX,FSLVX and TSVOX
I don't know what to do..should I sell my mutual funds or wait??...
If you had $200k to invest, what would you do with it? would you hire a financial advisor or do your own research to buy stocks/funds/real estate etc. Is it worth to hire a financial advisor for this ...
i am playing a stock market game for econ and it goes along with the real stock market and i want to know the sleepers that can earn alot of money. also if there is a websites that has good potential ...
What is really odd is that the world has seven times as much refined gold as silver, yet silver is still cheap compared to gold and the silver supply is dwindling because of modern industry in ...
Do you think that someday there really WON'T BE ANY PUBLICALLY traded companies except like a couple?
because the entire world will be owned by just a few people and companies, so you won't see all these millions of dollars of assets in thousands of companies you will just see like 5 companies and THAT'S IT!!! Do you think that will happen why or why not?
No!! Eventually large corporations become unwieldly, and less profitable. Smaller corporations are easier to manage & control.
Couple of examples here (of struggling behemoths) - Citi Group & General Electric. They are already talking about spinning off units of the business.
A nobody
No
The only people that believe, or even would think that way are people that have no faith or understanding in the American system.
There's no way the any one can and will take away American incentives to have their own corporations or to bring them public.
As long as people have ambitions there will be trading and investments. These same people will always be willing to bring companies public
oliprofessor
no, never.
the world could never be monopolised like that unless the entire capitalist system were destroyed, in which case things would start over.
the whole point of money and exchange is for it to work as a sort of game - and similar to monopoly, once everyone else runs out of money and someone wins the game... the game's over, nobody wants to play with you any more so they start a new game.
robe
not a chance
D S
Maybe one day but not soon
J. Delm,
yes, more than likely.
iamcalledtom2
No, it is very difficult to manage an extremely large company. It is often more efficient to have several smaller companies rather than one mega company combining the companies in ways that don't complement each other. If your scenario was to come to pass, I'd expect the companies would break themselves up in order to be more efficient and maximize shareholder return.
anonymous
No.. it's not possible..
http://dividend-growth.blogspot.com/
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Investing 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
