How do investor attitudes compare on either side of the Atlantic?
All companies have to try to give investors what they want in terms of return on investment or – perhaps more appropriately – find the kind of investors that want what an investment in that particular stock will provide. Even taking short-sellers and their ilk out of the equation, investors have a wide variety of requirements in terms of returns: some want a stable income, others want the chance of making a fast buck, accepting the higher risks that accompany that strategy.
All else being equal, however, how would the . . .
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