[Stangkiller]

Originally Posted by Joecooool

A company run for the primary benefit of the shareholders puts more emphasis on the short term profit margins at the direct expense of employees. The average length of time a person is a shareholder in any specific company is - less than four months. Those people have zero interest in the long term goals of a corporation.

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Bullshit. It is exactly how ventura capitalist - like Romney - made his money.

So you honestly actually believe all CEO's only care about 4 month outlooks? I didn't think the reefer was legal in the Conch Republic.