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You don't have to take meaningful risk to your personal financial situation for an investment to be risky. The CEO of Coca-Cola also takes no meaningful risk to

• lenerdenator 5mo ago
  > You don't have to take meaningful risk to your personal financial situation for an investment to be risky According to "high risk, high reward", yes, you do. > Should we forbid CEO roles? The current model of it? Absolutely. It's built upon the pretense that these people are the most competent available for the job and that they have a stronger-than-average innate drive to see the business succeed in a way that serves the most good to interested parties. This gets proven false on an almost daily basis in very demonstrable ways these days. I was unlucky enough to spend four years under empty suit CEOs at a former employer. Neither of those men were worth a penny of their contracts. They majorly damaged the company, its customers (hospitals), the workers' finances, and the local economy. Would a "one share, one vote" system of corporate governance have done worse? Probably not.