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Nope stockholders need return on investment. Sorry. You can't skip that. The problem if you kill this is that it breaks the asset allocation "algorithm" that i
by candiodari 8y ago
Nope stockholders need return on investment. Sorry. You can't skip that.
The problem if you kill this is that it breaks the asset allocation "algorithm" that is capitalism. If we don't have return on investment why wouldn't we spend all our money on, say, gold toilet seats ?
Or to put it a bit glib: Why do we need factories to "feed starving children" more than we need gold toilet seats ? Return on investment.