Time and time again we see when the investors want to see a bump, they lay people off. We have execs that openly talk about maximizing head winds by running lea

Time and time again we see when the investors want to see a bump, they lay people off. We have execs that openly talk about maximizing head winds by running leaner than necessary so that when the next tail wind comes the gains from the shift are as big as possible... for investors. I'm not excited to see how an administration that seems to enjoy manipulating market swings pairs with investors that treat the labor force as a stock price lever.