Do you think this trend will continue over the next decade or do you think we’ll start to see some consolidation?
In 1958, the average company in the S&P 500 index had been there for over 60 years. Now it's under 20 years.
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Exponential times call for exponential changes
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It seems, shorter attention spans scale.
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Either that or companies are able to achieve maturity faster due to better infrastructure (financing, movement of materials).
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The cycles are getting shorter. Very short.
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Would the shorter cycles disincentivize innovation?
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I wonder if that is sustainable? There is a lot of overvalued junk on the market which might explain what is causing this.
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Printing money has led to the current, insane stock and real estate bubbles.
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How long in average *before* it entered the S&P 500? Might be similar story.
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So governmentthe should fund research(internet) and infra(internet) more :))) (and tech companies should funnel money from the Cayman Islands to pay for those two initiatives)
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funnel back I meant
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