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Originally posted by Tulips:
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Reduced liquidity isn't a bad thing really unless you are looking to be a buyer or seller and can't find a counter-party. There is nothing really wrong with a company having a tight shareholder group that wants to hold for the long term. I know some companies prefer to split shares to lower the price to make their shares more liquid (eg Tesla recently, although the share price was getting large), but liquidity shouldn't be a concern for the board in my mind. What good does liquidity really do?
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good question - whether cash on hand is considered asset for perfomance fee from Morrison & Co.
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