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Context is very important because otherwise you can't claim that the money could've been feasibly spent better and can't even distinguish between loss from gros
by short_sells_poo 6y ago
Context is very important because otherwise you can't claim that the money could've been feasibly spent better and can't even distinguish between loss from gross incompetence or just normal fluctuations.
The Norwegian Govt Pension Fund manages $1 trillion of assets. It's value is likely to fluctuate by billions each day. Would you level the same accusations against them?
Size matters tremendously for these things.
- wpietri 6y agoNobody is saying that the percentage change should never be spoken of again. Nobody is saying that context is irrelevant. Nobody is saying that the topic doesn't deserve a full article, which it got.