A gross. B An investor with balls would just hedge it and keep participating, that’s why he’s a relic of the past and has lost his touch.

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B - barrick mining PHYS. GLD. IAU.

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I want $650p for Friday but I also want $670c for tomorrow. Shit can go bolwth ways, B.

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Sum a damn sawngs they be plane down at the SEC skewl frat porties b hittin sewwww good, sew fresh, sew fawrrrr, E lectric my guy

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Plus you can get a discount with GEICO ins if you own A or B shares.

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Wait till you hear about rgti 18 B $ marketcap lmao. Billion dollar companies popping out of the ground left and right

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Ok, so one share of A gives you equivalent ownership as 1500 shares of B? (Plus voting)

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Effectively, yes. Well, you get 1500x more ownership of assets (for \~1500x more the price). The only difference is voting power, but payouts / ownership of the assets is the exact same per dollar invested between A & B. A basically just gets more power to direct company / what it does / invests in. If you want to invest more into UNH for example - you can suggest the company to do so with more influence if you own A shares over B shares. But EOD both A & B put in equal proportion investments into it. It's kinda like A holds more power to lead the crowd, but both A and B invest equally once they decide what to do. It makes sense -- I'd rather someone with millions invested have more voting power over someone with $1000 invested. That's really all the difference is.

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If you own 1 share of A is your ownership of the company the same as someone who owns 1 share of B?

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$B barr0ck golding miners might take off soon. $4.2k gold lmao

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