Incorrect Question 19 0/3 pts More than one answer to this question is correct. Select all of the correct answers and only the correct answers to earn full credit. Why should an investor be interested in the proportion of shares outstanding that are held by financial institutions and the proportion held by insiders? If the proportion held by insiders is high, then ownership is concentrated in the hands of a small number of individuals whose influence on management decisions or on stock price might be to the disadvantage of other investors. A large share of ownership by institutions is a positive sign, because financial institutions have vastly better resources for monitoring companies and their managers than individual investors have. If more than 50% of shares outstanding are held by financial institutions, then these institutions may make voting decisions that are to the disadvantage of individual investors