Which of the basic shareholder rights do preferred stockholders normally give up?

Preferred stock is different from a common stock in the sense that the holder of the stock gets a special advantage or preference. In return for this preference, the preferred stockholders can give up two rights which common stockholders keep. One is the right to vote in stockholders' meetings. The second one is the right to join in profit beyond the percentage fixed in the stock certificate. 

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