Playing with David.
He's spent some time complaining about his stupid bosses. Hadn't you noticed?
Scott Adams has said that the ideas from his cartoons come from examples submitted by his readers from life.
I'm just pointing out that if there are a lot of stupid bosses -- as he implies -- it must be because the market lets them be there. You yourself have said the market is never wrong.
Eisner stayed too long. And Fiorina: didn't she ever use a Compaq?
Small investors wouldn't have complained when either of these two executives first took office. But what about now? Of course, the rule of thumb when investing is not to invest anything you can't afford to lose.