A low dilution rate is preferred by investors for several reasons.
When a company has a low dilution rate, it means that the number of shares outstanding is not increasing rapidly over time.
This is important because when a company issues more shares, it can dilute the ownership stake of existing shareholders.
In other words, each share of stock represents a smaller percentage of ownership in the company.
In this episode of Tech Equity and Money Talk, host Christopher Nelson welcomes financial educator Brian Feroldi to discuss strategies for technology employees looking to trade their time and talent for equity in public technology companies.
Brian shares insights on demystifying the stock market and offers advice based on his experience in personal finance and investing.
Tune in for valuable tips on making informed investment decisions and maximizing your financial potential in the tech industry!
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