13 Replies to “Chart Of The Day”

  1. Could mean the CEO is far more interested in pontificating on global issues than in the messy business of running a company.

  2. “Those 104 firms underperformed both the S&P 500 and MSCI World Index. Time to get back to work.”
    It would be interesting to see a ranking of upper management remuneration and how that has tracked in the same period. I’m confident they have succeeded in looking after their own financial interests; shareholders are such an inconvenience.

  3. This is what happens when corporate execs spend too much time listening to Bono telling them how to run their businesses.

  4. So working is more productive than going to meetings? Let me find my shocked face, it’s around here somewhere…

  6. Fantastic chart!
    The Davos thing is a kind of a creepy, hypocritical, capitalists-turned-socialists, groupie cultist love fest. A holier than thou bunch of bored, rich people with inflated opinions of themselves, who mostly lean left, and who spend their days trying to come up with schemes to make the world do what they want.

  7. Yeah no surprise that leftists can’t run companies. At least Davos let’s them get their political urges out so we don’t have to deal with the consequences.

  8. Bono is a master at moving his funds to low tax jurisdictions. I’m sure that Matt Damon is well credentialed as well for non acting expertise!

  11. Once you have a certain amount of money, it’s power you crave.
    The people in Davos already have all the power.

  12. As an investment professional and one who has observed the massive underperformance of so-called “social investing” over several decades, I’m quite interested in the underlying data and construction of your index.
    -Is it weighted (like the S&P 500) by market capitalization?
    -What is the definition of “regularly attending?”
    -Do the indices of the indices include dividends? (i.e., are we looking at cumulative TOTAL returns?)

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