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Generally speaking, a privately-owned company doesn't have the same incentives to maximize profits at all costs since there are no public shareholders to benefit.
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Generally speaking, a privately-owned company doesn't have the same incentives to maximize profits at all costs since there are no public shareholders to benefit. However, one doesn't buy a company significantly above its current valuation to lower its profits. Also what's important here is who's going to own it, and it's a pretty controversial group.
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Generally speaking, a privately-owned company doesn't have the same incentives to maximize profits at all costs since there are no public shareholders to benefit. However, one doesn't buy a company significantly above its current valuation to lower its profits. Also what's important here is who's going to own it, and it's a pretty controversial group.PE is all about that cash, but they have ways of making money that don't involve strong fundamentals. Direct private ownership, such as with Valve, aligns the owners interests with their customers much more closely.
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PE is all about that cash, but they have ways of making money that don't involve strong fundamentals. Direct private ownership, such as with Valve, aligns the owners interests with their customers much more closely.And often comes with a focus on long-term company health rather than short term stock performance.
