The shareholder can then sell of their stock in that company for a profit, and move on to their next investment. Stakeholders, however, are on the hook for the company's long term success, and when that company goes belly up or has to lay off workers the next year, it is the long term stakeholders who suffer.
Hematite intermixed with Goethite is also known as Rainbow Hematite and is wonderfully iridescent.
As a gemstone in aggregate form, hematite is always opaque and typically occurs with blackish-gray color. However, in thin crystals, it is actually transparent and exhibits a reddish to brown color; this red-brown color can also be seen in specimens of the gem mentioned above, known as bloodstone; chalcedony quartz. The 'drops of blood' visible in this quartz bloodstone are owed to traces of iron oxide, typically hematite.