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Joe Pluta said: "American firms no longer care about ANYTHING other than the next 90 days, and the stock market reinforces this as do our own idiot, er, I mean INDUSTRY pundits who consistently wave 90-day sales figures in everybody's faces as if they meant something." Joe, You should have qualified your statement by stating the above applies to public companies. I work for a private company that has none of the qualities that you dislike about public companies. The good news is that we can thank Enron because the resulting SOX compliance rules are driving many companies to become private. This allows us private companies to plan long range and not worry about the stock price. Yes, we must make sure there is value for our shareholders, but that value is now measured differently. The VAST majority of corporations in America are privately held and I think you do an injustice to corporate America by lumping them altogether in your statement.
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