"The whole thing we were trying to develop was about keeping alive and without any dilution the actors' work,"

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If the company increases the number of shares through a split that is not dilution because it doesn't really mean anything.

如果公司通过股票分割来增加总股数,这不是摊薄,因为没有发生实质性变化

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There's a term--I should write some of my terms down-- a very important term in finance and that's "dilution."

有一个词,我把它写下来,金融学中非常重要的词,叫"摊薄"

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Dilution occurs--the term specifically refers to changes in a number of shares that affect, adversely, existing shareholders.

摊薄特指的是,股票数量受到影响,不利于已持股的股东

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The typical example of dilution is: the board of directors has hired a CEO for the company and they want to motivate the CEO.

摊薄的典型例子是,董事会为公司雇用了一位首席执行官,他们想激励这位首席执行官

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Dilution occurs when the company changes the number of shares asymmetrically-- not changing it for everybody.

摊薄是指公司,非对称地改变股数,而不是一概而论

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One thing that people can do to get in is to buy shares If the company issues new shares by selling them to the public, it's not obviously dilution.

人们为进入公司,就可能去购买股票,如果公司通过公开销售股票来增发新股,这显然不是摊薄

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