When is leadership “held accountable”? Because trust me they’ve held people accountable in many similar scenarios over the years
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@8pmv+13UCjSwV Best thing you can do now is double, or triple down if you have the money. That is my strategy, this is a huge buying opportunity for those looking long term. Honestly I don't even know if it will be long term, think this may blow over and be back by the end of the year (but that is hopeful).
I now wish FISV was just down 25 points. Man, what a blood bath. I couldn't get out of FISV quickly enough and now I'm going to have to ride this for a long time.
What world do you live in? Or perhaps you haven't worked in corporate very long. It took Enron to even moderately hold leadership accountable. Beyond that, they aren't held accountable and don't want to be. In fact, they don't feel the need to be. Their goal is to s— as much money out of a company and then move on to the next one.
The whole market is down 20%. Now if the market returns to its prior level and FISV stock doesn’t that’s a different story.
I believe in holding these jokers accountable but they had nothing to do with this virus scare.
What they SHOULD be doing is promoting the fact that digital payments don’t require handling money, and the virus can live on paper money for days. By that logic FISV should do better than some other firms.