It’s hard to think that the shareholders don’t get field information, or that none of them ever walked into a store lately. Even if they’re that much in the dark, which I doubt, they certainly see the numbers, which are far from good. Is there any chance that they will lose their patience with Marvin and his leadership?
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I’m a stockholder. I’m willing to cut Marvin some slack—he’s only been on the job for 10 months. It’s kind of hard to implement meaningful change in that time period. Lots of systemic problems at Lowes that need to be addressed—I think he needs more time.
I don’t know, when will they realize Matt Krebbs is a douche.
Shareholders, Wall Street, investors, etc don’t care in the least bit about store conditions, employee morale, or customer service. As long as the stock continues to rise, they are happy.
Just a reminder that high stock prices in general do no reflect wether something is doing good or bad... it just means those in charge are happy.
Not as long as the stock price stays above $100.
Nope