A corporation only gets money in exchange for stock when they do an initial public offering (IPO), or a secondary offering. But, corporate leadership keeps a very close eye on the market price of their stock at all times and is always a major consideration when determining their compensation. If their company isn’t getting any money for the shares trading on the secondary market, why should they care about their market price?
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