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If he had the power to raise the price on-demand, he'd do so all of the time since he owns stock and might even have performance bonuses tied to stock price. I
by stets 3y ago
If he had the power to raise the price on-demand, he'd do so all of the time since he owns stock and might even have performance bonuses tied to stock price. I highly doubt layoffs are execs sitting in a room scheming to make money but more likely they are trying to keep the company alive.
- bradjohnson 3y ago> If he had the power to raise the price on-demand, he'd do so all of the time I can also light my couch on fire to warm the living room but that doesn't mean I should. Short term jumps are fairly predictable if you're calling the shots. Doesn't mean that you can do them indefinitely or without cost.