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as mentioned in But in its own capitalist way, the public stock market is democratic: Anybody with money can buy into it and share in its risks and rewards. When you buy Twitter stock on the open market, none of your money goes to the company itself. In 2011, then, if you wanted to speculate on Twitter stock, you needed to be a well-connected insider. Now that Twitter's a public company, by contrast, anybody can do it—at prices roughly nine times more than Andreessen Horowitz paid back then. The SEC was built on a core principle: that in the world of stock price speculation, there should be a level playing field and equality of opportunity.


as mentioned in But in its own capitalist way, the public stock market is democratic: Anybody with money can buy into it and share in its risks and rewards. When you buy Twitter stock on the open market, none of your money goes to the company itself. In 2011, then, if you wanted to speculate on Twitter stock, you needed to be a well-connected insider. Now that Twitter's a public company, by contrast, anybody can do it—at prices roughly nine times more than Andreessen Horowitz paid back then. The SEC was built on a core principle: that in the world of stock price speculation, there should be a level playing field and equality of opportunity.
BJ's Wholesale Shares Jump 27% in Return to the Stock Market
BJ's Wholesale bj has returned to the stock market after seven years and gotten a warm reception despite lackluster recent results and stiff competition from Walmart Inc's wmt Sam's Club chain, Costco Wholesale cost and of course, Amazon.com. amznIn Thursday late morning trading, BJ's stock rose 27% to $21.57. BJ's last traded on the stock market in 2011, when it was bought for $2.8 billion by private equity firms Leonard Green & Partners LP and CVC Capital. Comparable sales rose 3% at Sam's Club last fiscal year, 4% at Costco, but only 0.8% at BJ's, and that was after two years of sharp declines. BJ's IPO is the second of the year after that of Hudson, which operates stores at airports, showing that retailers can still have successful stock market listings despite the tumultuous environment for the industry.
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