Inside shareholder. Shareholder of a stock corporation who has a personal, emotional relationship with the company. – The inside shareholder is therefore less likely to part with the company’s shares if the share price falls. With various means such as letters to shareholders, invitations to facility visits, prize competitions, requests to submit suggestions for improvement (which, of course, in general go straightaway into the rubbish bin, for it is intolerable in the Bochie that an outsider has a good proposal

teutonic management knows everything much better) and similar measures, many stock corporations therefore try to build up or consolidate a favorable emotional inclination of shareholders to the company. – See one-night-stand, outside-shareholder, panic selling, rebbes.

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