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applegrove

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11. In the later 80s, early 90s the MBA schools started to

Reply to CrispyQ (Reply #10)

Sat Aug 9, 2025, 04:43 PM

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teach that your competitors are not just the other companies you compete with but the employees, government, stakeholders and everything else except for shareholders. Attack, attack, attack! And here we are 35 years later.

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About That Stock Market - Policy has gone mad; why aren't stocks down? Paul Krugman [View all] BootinUp Aug 6 OP

Stocks in the US were overvalued because there is applegrove Aug 6 #1

if you have certain authors BootinUp Aug 6 #2

I listen to the news. It is my opinion. IMHO. applegrove Aug 6 #3

Cool. But it's also worth BootinUp Aug 6 #4

I was only replying to Krugman. I'm not worthy of him but I've watched applegrove Aug 6 #5

You are in the right place to add your 2 cents. nt BootinUp Aug 6 #6

yes, good point. Plus millions of retirement funds get money every month to put into mutual funds LymphocyteLover Aug 7 #8

Yes. The investment markets are packed full. applegrove Aug 7 #9

You wrote: The rich around the world are desperate for places to invest. CrispyQ Aug 9 #10

In the later 80s, early 90s the MBA schools started to applegrove Aug 9 #11

I keep wondering this every damn day and can only conclude that the stock market is dumb LymphocyteLover Aug 7 #7