Why is it important for a corporation to maintain the confidence of the stockholder?
Title: Why is it important for a corporation to maintain the confidence of the stockholder? Category:Business & Economy / Management Details: Words: 600 | Pages: 2.6 (approximately 235 words/page)
Why is it important for a corporation to maintain the confidence of the stockholder?
It's almost like confidence is its own commodity and serious investors try to beat the curve and buy stock at a point just before confidence rises (leading to a higher market value for the stock).
If confidence in a company's stock is perpetually high (Coca-Cola, Walmart), you can
assume that investors won't see a relatively high return on their investment. People
invest in these kinds of companies because they're confident that the company is a
stable investment. The buy low / sell high kinds of companies …showed first 85 words of 600 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 600 total…saw the negative turn
Enron was making and left the company. Wise man. He know has
one the largest natural gas and Co2 transport companies (which is
what Enron was) in the Nation. We are a low-cost asset operator.
The company caps salaries, and we don't have a lot of corporate
perks, or unneccessary overhead. It is a very cost effictive
corporation. We look at the long term outcome. With being so cost
effictive, and low-cost asset operators it has made our stock sky rocket.
