How so? Use the baby analogy (as it was indeed Baker's child), what was it in this case in your view?
And you're potentially getting a stock with more potential than the ones you have (which are most likely going away).
And most stock are not materialized as a physical certificate, so it's mostly "on paper" (and on controlling power of course)
And you're potentially getting a stock with more potential than the ones you have (which are most likely going away).
And most stock are not materialized as a physical certificate, so it's mostly "on paper" (and on controlling power of course)