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I’m definitely not qualified to answer this. I would like to say, from my perspective, that it seems to not matter how “good”, even “exceptional”, business lis
by gU9x3u8XmQNG 2y ago
I’m definitely not qualified to answer this.
I would like to say, from my perspective, that it seems to not matter how “good”, even “exceptional”, business listed on the stock market do; the outcome is hostile and negative to the customer/consumer. Costs have only gone up, dramatically so. In my case; entirely disproportionate to, if any, income increase coming in.
Market does good. Market does exceptional. The experience has generally been negative?
Market does bad? I expect a lot of us can connect the dots, and will no doubt be impacted again.
Maybe the market, in my perspective; is not a beneficial experience.