👉 The fund fluid, also known as the treasury stock or open-end shares, is a type of equity held by a publicly traded company that represents shares that are available for issuance in the open market. These shares are essentially borrowed by the company and can be bought back at a predetermined price, known as the redemption price, by the company itself. The fund fluid serves as a financial tool for companies to manage their capital structure, reduce outstanding shares, and maintain liquidity. By issuing and then repurchasing these shares, companies can influence their stock price indirectly, as the demand for shares in the open market can impact the redemption price and, consequently, the market value of the fund fluid shares.
