Public vs Private Companies - What's the difference between a public and private company?

what is the difference between a public company and a private company? what is a public company? what is a private company? what are the pros and cons for a public company? what are the pros and cons of a private company? how does the stock market work and what is the difference between a public and private company is what we talk about in today's video! Enjoy and dont forget to like and subscribe for new videos every Monday at 9am eastern!!!!

[harikrishnanchandramohan]

@Domenico. I always had this doubt. Pls answer this.
1. How can public companies use the capital without selling the shares. If they sell, would it affect the investor sentiments
2. Are share prices influenced by sales or earnings? which is more important
3. Why do extremely profitable companies like Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft are public. Why do they have to loose their control if they are already profitable?

[kisbob]

Let me make it easier for you all, Public=communism, Private=capitalism.

[gilgamesh]

I’m pretty certain a lot of private companies still need a board of directors. It depends on their size or class.

[terjeoseberg]

You didn't mention anything about the 2, 000 shareholder limit, and what that means. It's my understanding that a stock could be delisted making it a private company, but if there are over 2, 000 shareholders, the company is still regulated by the SEC. Do they then still have to file quarterly reports? Is the company actually private just because it was delisted? Or is it still public? Is there a limit on the type of investors? What about the new rules about non-accredited investors being allowed to invest in startups? Are those startups then public companies?

There are probably a lot more questions and issues that I can't think of, but would love to know about.

[paulsunday]

Companies seem to become manipulative & dishonest when they go public, I believe. I prefer private with a few wealthy backer/owners

[elixorvideos]

Super clear and understandable. To the point with great visuals. Awesome.

[moviesjean]

Very clear and clean explanation thank you 🙏🏻

[MrAmisto]

Lol. What? ? No. Any company that is open to the public is public. And any business that is not, ie you need to be invited or have an appointment that is private . That's just the basics.

[hollyduggan]

OH MY GOD this actually helped so much!!! THANK YOUUU

[Galante]

Private is the way to go don't want anybody to take my company away from me fuck that bro plus a board of directors and lawyers and shit naww that sounds horrible and dangerous what if my company is successful and then a company like EA come over and takes my shit and ruins everything that be awful private sound better for sure

[jakaranda]

After seeing this video it finally made "click"! Very helpful

[laureldonnelly]

Good video but the background music is a bit distracting

[djhg]

FCC? I thought Security and Exchange commissions were the federal authority figure not the FCC.

[BoundInChains]

Can you borrow money for capital from people you know then on a private enterprise? 😁

[fanaticalplel]

Ok so basically if I created a public company, I vould be kicked out by the board of directors, but if I’m a private company I’m quite literally the boss and can do whatever the fuck I please without anyone firing me?

[Leo-bxhj]

I finally found the perfect video after scrolling for hourz

[jaxavery]

Good job! Great content but you just need to speak clearer and faster. Great video!

[fanaticalplel]

If I have a company I’m private bruh. Ten cent is buying everything