Feb

19

I am finding it harder to disagree with some of these young kids about their disillusionment. When they observe, as is the case of Target Corp., a CEO meet almost none of his multi-year goals, then be fired walking away with tens of millions of $$$ in compensation and $125MM in total wealth while 600 line workers are let go due to his failings, the game is badly fixed. And the young and less well off get the joke.


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  1. Steve on February 19, 2015 2:29 pm

    “I am finding it harder to disagree with some of these young kids about their disillusionment.”

    Misery loves company. Just ask the savers, risk averse fixed income people and a good portion of the middle class how they have fared under ZIRP and the financial status quo.

    Subsidize the debtors; plunder the savers.

  2. Remy on February 20, 2015 2:52 pm

    understandable.
    One more time, this game is financial networking, and could be more competitive without governement regulations, SEC, central banking, bla bla bla… look at technology market, how good is it?
    Problem is youngs are going to turn to state and saywe want regulations of the regulations so that this change…

  3. shopster on February 21, 2015 7:37 am

    hey,

    the game is never fair. trading is not fair. life is not fair.

    wake up. rape and pilage.
    rinse and repeat.

    deal with it .

    s

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