Lynch temporarily convinced most of the shareholders, but some shareholders expressed no interest in this.
This is quite normal. In this era, wealthy individuals tend to engage more in real industries, and their dislike for these financial activities is understandable.
Especially since the recent financial disaster is still affecting everyone's nerves, a single failure is enough to make people fearful for a long time.
For those unwilling to invest, Lynch terminated their agreements and returned one million to them—
With profits from short selling Every Moment, Lynch isn't lacking money now.
After these people left, their equity was fully released, and those willing to try operating this investment company with Lynch began to absorb this equity.
This included the additional shares Lynch released from his hand; he reduced his personal holdings to forty percent, releasing twenty percent of the shares.
