Here is a question you might be able to answer Stapleman.when...

Here is a question you might be able to answer Stapleman.
when the instos advance money to provide funds, and take shares in return for their funds.
At what point do they actually make some money from their investment.
you and I may sell our shares when they get higher in value. But instos often seem to just hang on to the shares. They fund gets more valuable on paper, but they actually do not / can not pay dividends unless they actually receive returns.
So , if instos are prompted to take action and buy shares.....when do they see results.? or rather what constitutes a successful investment in their estimation.?