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Because that's 4 years from now, the market barely prices in things which will happen 6 months from now. They're certainly not pricing in the fact that corrupt
by XorNot 2y ago
Because that's 4 years from now, the market barely prices in things which will happen 6 months from now.
They're certainly not pricing in the fact that corruption is actually a really poor business model, especially with the current rollback of the regulatory protections: those companies are going to get paid a lot of money to be husks of their former selves. Why deliver anything when you can get paid for not delivering it as well? Why build and retain qualified engineering staff when you don't need them?