I work in finance and am always amazed at how "smart" analysts miss the picture. All it takes is to look around and notice reality.
I work in finance and am always amazed at how "smart" analysts miss the picture. All it takes is to look around and notice reality.
I think most analysts are kept around to be left in the dark, and justify corporate direction after-the-fact. Maybe I'm wrong.
The "great reset coasting" to disaster aligns well with headlines questioning if the current administration is "stumbling into war/inflation/etc".
In white water rafting, theres a saying "if you're not paddling faster or slower than the river, then the river is in control."
And the river always takes you and smashes you right against the rocks.
Why finance?
I think most analysts are kept around to be left in the dark, and justify corporate direction after-the-fact. Maybe I'm wrong.
The "great ~~reset~~ coasting" to disaster aligns well with headlines questioning if the current administration is "stumbling into war/inflation/etc".
In white water rafting, theres a saying "if you're not paddling faster or slower than the river, then the river is in control."
And the river always takes you and smashes you right against the rocks.
Why finance?
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