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> Aren't stock price 'just' a performance indicator, all thing considered? That is a hypothesis from the 1990s. Turns out that incentives need to be better al
by worik 3y ago
> Aren't stock price 'just' a performance indicator, all thing considered?
That is a hypothesis from the 1990s. Turns out that incentives need to be better aligned over time than what stock prices can manage
- FrankWilhoit 3y agoSaying that "incentives need to be better aligned" is like saying that the Sun is more than fifty miles up in the sky: (A) it is technically true, and (B) there are people who don't believe it.