Paul Schlagheck “making money for shareholders” is mythological. That is not the driving force. I’m not talking about the investor perspective. Investor perspective is a tightly controlled SHELL GAME. WITHIN the company, how are they “making value”? For investors, it’s relatively flat and a rather safe investment, right? Yet – higher profit, – higher adjusted gross profit dollars, – higher adjusted operating profit is what? HIGHER PROFIT. If they are getting higher profit, lower compensation for employees, yet the shareholder gains are flat, WHERE IS THE PROFIT GOING?

Paul Schlagheck “making money for shareholders” is mythological. That is not the driving force.

I’m not talking about the investor perspective. Investor perspective is a tightly controlled SHELL GAME.

WITHIN the company, how are they “making value”? For investors, it’s relatively flat and a rather safe investment, right? Yet

– higher profit,
– higher adjusted gross profit dollars,
– higher adjusted operating profit

is what?

HIGHER PROFIT. If they are getting higher profit, lower compensation for employees, yet the shareholder gains are flat, WHERE IS THE PROFIT GOING?

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