CGiRanger
Banned
If you read the article, this seems like small-timers trying to exert power:Wow. So it's so bad that even the piggies at the trough can't stomach it anymore.
The letter was also signed by Australian retail fund Future Super, Canada groups NEI Investments and Shareholder Association for Research & Education (SHARE) and an Australian fund for women, Verve Super. Verve Super did not return inquiries about how many Activision Blizzard shares it owns. The Washington, D.C.-based SOC Investment Group communicates with companies on behalf of union pension funds; in this case, those funds own about 3.8 million shares in Activision Blizzard, a small fraction of the firm’s total shares, roughly 779 million. These shareholders are dwarfed by the company’s top investors. Investment management company Vanguard holds over 64 million shares and BlackRock holds 58 million.
Wow, Schrier bringing context into reporting?
That group represents only 0.6% of the shareholders.
He is not going out anytime soon.
And all the other shareholders mentioned in the article are either lesser or some don't even have shares/stakes. So again it's a political power play.
Last edited: