No...stocks are a piece of ownership. If your company is in demand, however, you could structure your IPO with two classes of stock - an A (voting_ class which would be held by you and a B (non-voting) class held by outside shareholders. This is what Zuckerberg did with Facebook in order to retain control. There are very few companies that can get away with this,
You just want free money...is that what you are saying? People only give away their money for a reason.
In this case, they either want a part of the company (stock) or they are willing to take a bet and hope you can pay them back (loan). That's it, that's the only way to get money for your company.
So...you want investors to give you money ......yet get nothing back in return?
Why would anyone invest in something like that?
I don't get it?
Like stock where people dont own the company, or like a way to get money but not give up ownership and or not be debt?
