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The question then becomes: Why does the market keep rewarding these decisions with short-term stock price increases, if they are obviously bad decisions for the
by nerdponx 4y ago
The question then becomes: Why does the market keep rewarding these decisions with short-term stock price increases, if they are obviously bad decisions for the long-term health of the company?
- Kerrick 4y agoBecause the phrase "make hay while the sun shines" can convince people it's good even when they could've otherwise kept the sun out longer.
- carapace 4y agoThe market is only about as intelligent as a dog?
- drblue 4y agoBecause Hasbro is in the S&P 500. There’s a constant bid wall from 401ks purchasing it.