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Why is Blockbuster’s Class B common stock so thinly traded?

April 26, 2017Blockbuster class common stock thinly Traded

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Why is Blockbuster’s Class B common stock so thinly traded?

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Blockbuster’s Class B common stock began trading on October 14, 2004 in conjunction with Blockbuster’s divesture from Viacom. There is no difference between Blockbuster’s Class A and Class B common stock except for voting rights. There are, however, far more shares of Class A common stock outstanding, so most of the trading occurs in that class.