Report: Nexon To File $1.3B IPO Next Month

Does owning stock in Ford give you any special rights regarding your car (assuming it is a Ford)?

You could come to shareholder meetings and vote your share. Suppose you bought $1K of those $1.3B, you'll have just about, let me see... approximately... no say whatsoever in what the company does.

Nexon being publicly traded does help us in that they have to be far more open about what they're doing and planning to do. Unfortunately, this is Nexon Korea. We know they do invest quite a bit back in the product(s). I wish Nexon America would go public, then they'd have to stop with their gold bathtubs or w/e the hell they're doing with their profits instead of hiring people to improve the customer experience.

Not really, no.
If you owned a significantly large portion, perhaps, or if you brought a class action suit forward as a stockholder claiming that their poor business practices were damaging the value of the stock and needed to be addressed, possibly.

Neither would be easy. If you had that kind of money and clout you could probably already have options.

Didn't think so, was just checking. I don't know many of the deeper semantics of the stock market, I'm just forced to listen to it on the radio and the television all hours of the day. Yes, both, my dad has the radio on and the TV on at the same time, with a pair of headphones on his laptop sometimes as well. I don't see how he gets anything out of it, honestly...