My inclination is to repeat that politically INCORRECT statement attributed to Clint Eastwood: "You can't fix stupid". It may, or not, apply here, and certainly does not apply to all the residents of every state. Unfortunately, though, the actions of some affect everybody nearby. That is why children should not play with matches, as one example.
Certainly an informative post! And the reasons for the various agencies making the wrong choices of action seem to be mostly greed or some form of corruption. Or else they really ARE that poorly advised.
Unfortunately the 1% group is not willing to do, or allow, anything that does not benefit them. And since wealth begats power and power begats wealth, there exists a problem.
I do take issue with that claim in the fourth paragraph that the pandemic is fading. It is not fading, but we are getting used to it and growing numb. That is a normal part of the human existence, which is that the body tends to push constant pain into the background. Not that it goes away, just that it leaves the forefront. The plague is still alive and afflicting, we have just become used to it.
Very unfortunately I am reminded of that last line of that classic book, "ON THE BEACH":
"This is the way the world ends, not with a bang, but a whimper."
The stock prices depend not only on actual supply and demand, and other science, but also emotions, includin fear, drive the prices a whole lot.That makes it less predictable. The emotional part of the system is not rational and so logic will not be able to accurately explain the actions.
This is certainly quite an interesting tale. A drop in sales and the CEO is replaced because the growth was not enough.
It may shock some folks horribly, but the correlation between sales, profits and growth is less than unity, sometimes much less. Selling a smaller volume of higher profit products can be quite profitable, and staying at a constant size avoids growth pains. I once worked at a company that was quite profitable without the sales volume increasing, and quite stable as far as profits and size. It was a comfortable place to work.
Ok, interesting. That Volio portfolio looks like it will certainly be a good investment, which I am guessing shares will be available for purchase in the near future. Or perhaps I am way off base and it will just be one constantly posting about how much profit they are making. But I rather doubt that. I also doubt that it is all "just for fun".
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My inclination is to repeat that politically INCORRECT statement attributed to Clint Eastwood: "You can't fix stupid". It may, or not, apply here, and certainly does not apply to all the residents of every state. Unfortunately, though, the actions of some affect everybody nearby. That is why children should not play with matches, as one example.
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Certainly an informative post! And the reasons for the various agencies making the wrong choices of action seem to be mostly greed or some form of corruption. Or else they really ARE that poorly advised.
Unfortunately the 1% group is not willing to do, or allow, anything that does not benefit them. And since wealth begats power and power begats wealth, there exists a problem.
I do take issue with that claim in the fourth paragraph that the pandemic is fading. It is not fading, but we are getting used to it and growing numb. That is a normal part of the human existence, which is that the body tends to push constant pain into the background. Not that it goes away, just that it leaves the forefront. The plague is still alive and afflicting, we have just become used to it.
Very unfortunately I am reminded of that last line of that classic book, "ON THE BEACH":
"This is the way the world ends, not with a bang, but a whimper."
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The stock prices depend not only on actual supply and demand, and other science, but also emotions, includin fear, drive the prices a whole lot.That makes it less predictable. The emotional part of the system is not rational and so logic will not be able to accurately explain the actions.
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This is certainly quite an interesting tale. A drop in sales and the CEO is replaced because the growth was not enough.
It may shock some folks horribly, but the correlation between sales, profits and growth is less than unity, sometimes much less. Selling a smaller volume of higher profit products can be quite profitable, and staying at a constant size avoids growth pains. I once worked at a company that was quite profitable without the sales volume increasing, and quite stable as far as profits and size. It was a comfortable place to work.
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Ok, interesting. That Volio portfolio looks like it will certainly be a good investment, which I am guessing shares will be available for purchase in the near future. Or perhaps I am way off base and it will just be one constantly posting about how much profit they are making. But I rather doubt that. I also doubt that it is all "just for fun".
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