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vk6flab , 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago) The vast majority of companies don't start by being publicly traded. They begin life as a good idea, an itch to scratch, or how to make money fast. The public trading happens when the founders run out of money or get stars in their eyes about "the fortune" they're sitting on. That's where the wheels come off, but the process is well and truly in motion by that stage.
The vast majority of companies don't start by being publicly traded. They begin life as a good idea, an itch to scratch, or how to make money fast.
The public trading happens when the founders run out of money or get stars in their eyes about "the fortune" they're sitting on.
That's where the wheels come off, but the process is well and truly in motion by that stage.