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When they feel like a series deserves it, Shueisha sometimes "ends" a series but puts the actual final chapters in another magazine. However, it is never too many chapters (though the number of pages can be high), only enough to make the ending feel a little bit less abrupt. So all in all, they don't want to go too far with this idea. And though full transfers can happen, they often have special reasons.My point isn't necessarily to have it there for the next 7 years. But for things that have a decent fanbase, but aren't quite big enough for Jump, maybe give it a year or 2 in Jump+ to give a good enough run to satisfy the artist and fans.
Give it gradual cancellation rather than an abrupt cancellation. Maybe there's reasons why they don't do this though
As some here said, Shueisha seems to prefer their authors to try their luck with new works, rather than have them stuck in their old works. And it's not like those other magazines need this charity: there are enough other authors that can fill up their pages.
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This is a magazine that targets young boys.