Daily stock reports

In decades past businesses were seen as short-sighted for taking steps that would help in the immediate year but harm the company in later years. For example laying off a research and development division. Stockholders would frequently demand such measures as they didn't intend to hold the stock next year anyway. This trend has continued with now quarterly reporting, with stockholders not caring what happens next quarter as long as the company is profitable in the short term.

The pace of business is increasing and challenges and opportunities are showing themselves and disappearing faster than ever. To create strategy on a quarterly basis is no longer short-sighted. To opportunistic individuals this leaves much to be desired: faster, more effective exploitation is required. I give you: daily reporting! It will no longer suffice to maximize shareholder profit on a quarterly basis. What has your company done TODAY? Only by ensuring a steady return on a day-to-day basis will it be possible to keep stock prices at a peak. This new information will give investors a badly needed peak into the fortunes capitalism has to offer.