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Long term strategy missing by showing quarterly progress
by Idhea on Mar 18, 2008 07:59 PM

Many companies couldn nott think beyond quarter and focus on long-term investments. Every companies forced to show some results for every quarter, it force them to stick with short-term goals and missing to build strong strategy. Otherwise they should answer for idiotic questions from so called market analyst and penny investors. Beyond this restriction when there is a market crash, all stocks washed in the stream. Slowly this will force companies to switch the business model and may go back to private sector or should not worry about short falls by keeping focus long-term goals. It is only mind set as investor do not like it. Ofcourse many investor invest by keeping long term goal. Companies should target those investors, they are good for the company.

Who is going to initiate? That is the million-dollar question for now, but this kind of fall will help them to choose such environment by aligning like-minded business magnets (may be from Wipro, Infosys) with keeping Win-Win-Win (Win for me; Win for you; Win for Society) strategy in mind. So possibly this will control public limited maniac or force them to choose restricted or non-public limited model.


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