How a Company Benefits from the Stock Market

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Title	:	How a Company Benefits from the Stock Market
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Comment from : @FmcFitBoy

This video was really great
Comment from : @theoneafterthelast

9 minutes spent explaining 1 minute worth of contentbr- Company only receives money when it issues new shares (either through IPO or later on) DonebrbrAlso, please stop yelling at the camera
Comment from : @G5rry

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Comment from : @ray-hj1do

Nice and knowledgeable I’m currently educating myself to become more financially literate with videos and podcasts at work and this made things click
Comment from : @darknova3591

Please help… What does it mean to have shares in a NON-TRADING company? Is it just a waiting game until they hopefully trade publicly?
Comment from : @INNERSESSION

Tangentially related point -- CEOs tend to be paid mostly in stocks so the CEO of Apple gets rewarded when stock price goes up even though a stock buyer's money isn't going directly to him
Comment from : @JoshuaChandler

If companies receive all the cash during the IPO why are they so beholden to shareholders? Ie what incentive do they have to make the stock price go up? Simply the opportunity to issue new shares at an overvalued price?
Comment from : @YTZack408

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Comment from : @kashifmukhtar3907

Thank you for enlightening me
Comment from : @AbiolaSalami-oq1hx

Companies can also raise money through a secondary offering SPO
Comment from : @jasonparker5746

Shares held by the company can also be used as collateral when issuing debt to attain better interest rates - this can be useful when the company wants to extend it's borrowing power in a challenging economy
Comment from : @charliedrummond1

If a company issues some shares at a fixed rate , how does those rates increase ?
Comment from : @raghavz1385

thank youbrmy best wishes
Comment from : @AminAlshamiTV

Make a video on why public company is better than a private company
Comment from : @harikrishnanchandramohan4209

Nice Bro
Comment from : @pravinkhandekar4436

wow extremely well explained
Comment from : @sam4457

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Comment from : @HellMemories

Great video
Comment from : @sceptic_thinking

Great explaination!! My question is that Is trading in stock market a zero sum game? Means that ONE'S PROFIT IS ANOTHER PERSON'S LOSS If yes than how it works?
Comment from : @vijay5110

Issuing new shares means diluting promoter holdings shares? what if company with zero promoter holding, how they will benefit in stock market after listing
Comment from : @Yakazuna23

So how zero promoter holding benefits company in stock market,In indian stock market there are big companies with zero promoter holding like Larser & Troubro, ICICI bank ect
Comment from : @Yakazuna23

This was a fantastic video - thank you so much for making it Would you be able to make a video going more in depth on points 5 and 6, maybe going in to some examples of CEOs/companies like Tesla issuing shares when they are overvalued and calculate how much that decision actually benefits shareholders whose shares have become diluted?
Comment from : @rjryanj3

Mate amazing video Thanks
Comment from : @Yaxrob

This channel is underrated!! Keep them coming
Comment from : @victorlopez6170

I have watched numerous videos over the last few weeks and i managed to get a few concepts here and there, but there was a point about how shares work that never made sense; I have continuously beeen searching and until I stumbled upon your video, I never found a video that quenched that knowledge gap 6 minutes into this video, and i have grasped a comprehensive understanding in a manner completely palatable to my mind Great video Pulchritudinous Explanatiom Great stuff
Comment from : @deanrobin333

Great video Thanks for the amazing content 👍
Comment from : @bharathkumar-ek5pc

Thaaaaanks a loooot!
Comment from : @protipyzdrowotne2329

Very informative !
Comment from : @allyousaf2712

Very informative; so it's mostly zero-sum surrounding companies raising cash
Comment from : @Sukidezu

Great video! Very informative and easy to follow 🙂
Comment from : @AlpineDividends

Great video Richard, packed with lot of information to learn You solved lot of doubts in just one video I hope you could explain this doubt as well pleasebrbrWhen company issue shares what are they giving up They make money with issuing shares but they are not selling anything physically right Not any property, machines or some other valuables If a company issue 30 percent of shares to ipo Are they really giving up 30 percent shares of the company in nany form And if some other company is buying the whole company, does the 30 percent share holder get there money from that price Please answer this
Comment from : @sandeepreddy3035

Great teaching- simple and solid on how things work Thanks
Comment from : @catherineevel6899

I’m confused, so when a company issues shares you buy the shares directly from the company and this helps them generate cash, but once those shares are sold and resold they don’t further benefit Is that correct?
Comment from : @mecheng1977

Learned a lot from your content 🙌 thank you My question is how do long term stock investors make money in the short term if the idea is to buy and hold forever? Is the idea to have a job or some other source of income and just be happy that you on non liquid money on your trade account??
Comment from : @Johnnyblack22

Good content, just wondering, if there is dillution from a good CEO decision, that would mean the stock is overvalued and therefore shouldn't you sell and by back after the correction ?
Comment from : @mathieulabbe5098