What about techs?

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    B.Larset Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Or is it just another company pursuing short-term super-profits to keep the shareholders happy? Pity that it could lead to longer term decay of the business but what the hell, it's all about next FY results these days.
     
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    I never thought of that. Did you see what the analyst said about the CEO's comments. They thought he was gettin ready to downsize because of poor earnings expectations.
     
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    That would make sense. By the way I can't lay claim to that piece of alternative thinking, I saw it in an online tech publication and it sort of stuck in my mind. But it did take me back to the bad old days of "re-engineering" and "Chainsaw" Al Dunlap. Lose good people and you have a hard time getting them back when they're needed.
     
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    I think its a trend about capital and how its used in this case techs and finances being moved to where they are most needed. I feel America is still shedding intellectual or technical capital as well as financial after almost 20 years. This is amazing to watch.
     

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