Activist investors are often seen as independent players. Each builds a stake, pushes for change, and captures value. But in reality, activism increasingly involves multiple blockholders targeting the same firm. This paper introduces a new perspective. Activists do not need formal coordination to act together. Instead, they use market signals. Trading itself becomes a way to influence other investors. The result is a subtle but powerful mechanism. Activists can shape each other’s behavior and ul...
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