“The stock price has sunk to Rs.5/- per share”, Aryaman screamed in shock while checking the share price of a company on the verge of bankruptcy.
Just before the National Companies Law Tribunal could officially declare them bankrupt, a saviour appeared to repay the debt, and the stock prices started surging again.
“But why didn’t he do so earlier?” There was a question in his not-so-financially literate wife’s eyes.
“He was buying the dip and will resell the shares at a higher price to recover the amount he paid for the bailout.”
“So the shareholders who lost money have financed the bailout without getting a controlling stake in the company.”
“You are getting smarter,” Aryaman looked at her indulgently.
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Scary for the small investor to think about, isn’t it.
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Yes, it is scary. But that is how the rich play their stock market games.
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Good one… be clever!
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Thanks 🙂
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A very smart move! Well done six, Reena.
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Thank you so much!
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A wonderful six Reena! Well done! A great write!
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Thank you so much, Carol!
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Not the best for those shareholders.
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Not at all.
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❤️
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surely, despite it’s fictional label, a great illustration of ‘rabid capitalism’.
thought-provoking, yo
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Thanks a ton, Clark!
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A very clever move
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Indeed! 🙂
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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