Comments on: The Advantages of a Company Going Public or ‘Floating’ http://www.jamescox.com.au/the-advantages-of-a-company-going-public-or-floating/ An evolving perspective on Finance, Investing, Business and the Stock Market Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:46:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=Array By: bernard http://www.jamescox.com.au/the-advantages-of-a-company-going-public-or-floating/#comment-7905 bernard Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:30:39 +0000 http://www.jamescox.com.au/?p=39#comment-7905 what is an unlisted corporate body,and it's benefits what is an unlisted corporate body,and it’s benefits

]]> By: The Disadvantages of a Company Going Public or 'Floating' | James Cox finance blog http://www.jamescox.com.au/the-advantages-of-a-company-going-public-or-floating/#comment-699 The Disadvantages of a Company Going Public or 'Floating' | James Cox finance blog Thu, 15 May 2008 00:32:47 +0000 http://www.jamescox.com.au/?p=39#comment-699 [...] on from my post about the advantages of company going public, The following article discusses the disadvantages of a company going public through as outlined in [...] [...] on from my post about the advantages of company going public, The following article discusses the disadvantages of a company going public through as outlined in [...]

]]> By: corinne http://www.jamescox.com.au/the-advantages-of-a-company-going-public-or-floating/#comment-666 corinne Tue, 13 May 2008 13:39:26 +0000 http://www.jamescox.com.au/?p=39#comment-666 Very informative post. It's a great picture you have there. Very informative post. It’s a great picture you have there.

]]> By: Tom Spencer http://www.jamescox.com.au/the-advantages-of-a-company-going-public-or-floating/#comment-628 Tom Spencer Mon, 12 May 2008 07:34:57 +0000 http://www.jamescox.com.au/?p=39#comment-628 Nice post James, as always! In the part where you say "...if two identical companies exist, one listed and the other not, the listed company will be worth approximately 30 per cent more than the private company." I think you need to clarify exactly what you mean by "worth more". I think you mean, "valued more highly in the marketplace by investors", as opposed to, for example, "having a higher book value". Nice post James, as always!

In the part where you say “…if two identical companies exist, one listed and the other not, the listed company will be worth approximately 30 per cent more than the private company.” I think you need to clarify exactly what you mean by “worth more”. I think you mean, “valued more highly in the marketplace by investors”, as opposed to, for example, “having a higher book value”.

]]> By: Cheb http://www.jamescox.com.au/the-advantages-of-a-company-going-public-or-floating/#comment-627 Cheb Mon, 12 May 2008 07:18:24 +0000 http://www.jamescox.com.au/?p=39#comment-627 James, Another well thought-out and written post. Well done! I'm loving your post headers; especially this one! :) Cheers, Cheb. James,

Another well thought-out and written post. Well done!
I’m loving your post headers; especially this one! :)

Cheers, Cheb.

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