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Manoverde84

(14 posts)
5. his reply....
Fri Dec 28, 2012, 02:36 AM
Dec 2012
No, CEO's don't get higher stock prices by outsourcing labor. As a professional trader I can help you out here. Stocks go higher based on top line growth, not bottom line. Cutting costs is bottom line growth and it does not drive stock prices higher. I can cite 1000's of stocks that have increased earnings over the last decade through cost cutting and their stocks have tanked. I can also show you 1000's of stocks whose bottom line is awful yet their stocks have gone vertical because they are growing their top line i.e revenues and sales. So no, your argument yet again makes absolutely no sense.


Basically because this strategy of outsourcing doesn't always work, it discounts the fact that CEOs make a lot from doing it?

I am guessing because he can cite 1000 companies that have terrible stock that outsource, then that means the argument that CEOs get rich off cheap labor is false?
CEOs benefit from exploited labor? [View all] Manoverde84 Dec 2012 OP
anyone? Manoverde84 Dec 2012 #1
Try this. bluesbassman Dec 2012 #2
excellent post! Manoverde84 Dec 2012 #3
Wausau Paper Corporation reteachinwi Dec 2012 #4
his reply.... Manoverde84 Dec 2012 #5
has he shown you anything, any of those stocks? Quote him reply #4. uppityperson Dec 2012 #6
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