deuce-ish: It's material value leakage as a result of the rise of passive investing. Exec comp should

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It's material value leakage as a result of the rise of passive investing. Exec comp should

Posted by fratstud

on April 23, 2026, 12:07:00, in reply to "Executive compensation in publicly traded businesses should be capped at the lower amount of"

Go Zags!

be heavily tied to RSUs and ONLY paid on stock gains that survive for 3 years beyond the executive's tenure AND on growth amounts that are at least double the rate of CPI growth over the measuring period. A guy like Tim Apple deserves to be paid. Most of these other chodes are 5-10x overpaid but it works because the passive shares will never call out this shit.

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$5M annually or 1% of a rolling 5 year average of the firms net profit.

Company boards and C suite executives are on average extremely overpaid and are a massive drain on most companies balance sheets. Their pay exceeds the bounds of fiduciary duty to their companies.

Change my mind.

"Iowa women were better than Illini men" - Potomac

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Ford, GM CEOs get gigantic paydays that ignore massive write-downs - Potomac April 22, 2026, 19:50:03

Executive compensation in publicly traded businesses should be capped at the lower amount of - villain April 23, 2026, 11:42:37
- It's material value leakage as a result of the rise of passive investing. Exec comp should - fratstud April 23, 2026, 12:07:00

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