12th

Big companies that sell their stocks in the stock market are at the mercy of the common citizens. The bank industry is all about trust, it is so important because if the customer feel betrayed then, they will sell their stocks and never come again. That will lesser their price and subsequently cause many other people to withdraw their investments. That may cause a bank to go into bankruptcy.

According to Charles, the real justification for the existence of business is not to make a profit rather, to make something greater with that profit. I may say use that money to benefit, conscious or unconsciously, the rest.

There is a need in the market to address shareholders. When a company enters the stock market then those shareholders are the most important thing. Because they can retire their investment, sell their stocks and price will drop. Generating revenue is not that simple and then stock market is based on trust, how long will the customer have a stock or how much are they willing to pay for them. If the company does not meet their expectancies, then they will not invest. It will all fall, and the entire market will be devastated.

I agree with recognizing the importance of a business. The Lord taught that he who has more, more is required. Owning a business puts you on the place of those with the responsibility of providing blessings to other. I believe that’s why we are told to be self-reliant and to, if possible, own our business. When we are interested in serving others and providing good services to the public we are making something greater with our business than just filling our pockets with coins.

This week was interesting for me. Reading books and essays of people telling you that you must go after and seek your own opportunities is exactly what I needed.