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Enablers
Enablers
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
There’s an obvious growing failure at the center of modern markets that, as a former short seller, has become beyond obvious to me over the years.
It isn’t just fraud or aggressive accounting. It’s the ecosystem that allows both to thrive: financial media that won’t press, and a sell side that won’t risk upsetting management teams they depend on for access.
We’ve seen this movie before. Enron did not implode because there were no warning signs. It imploded because the warning signs were inconvenient. There were whistleblowers. There...
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