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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
So the workers who actually provide a defined non speculative contribution to the company only deserve whatever this individual decides they should get because right now he is making an artificial impact on the company and padding the shareholders' wallets? And then when he doesn't succeed in running the company well long term, the shareholders who bought low and sold high before the stock was impacted get out scot free, the beleaguered CEO gets his likely massive severance package and the investors who bought at the wrong time get to suffer as well as the employees who's careers may be in jeopardy. Yeah they have great responsibility and huge risks associated with their job, except financially they always seem to come out on top.
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Yeah. Cause that happens literally all the time. I think you should come over and day trade with me tomorrow. We'll show those 1%'ers.