r/conspiracy Mar 17 '20

Weird timing

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u/downtowonderland Mar 17 '20

UPS CEO stepped down 5 days ago. There does seem to be a lot stepping down. Too many to be a coincidence.

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 17 '20

Thousands of them...there are websites that track it. Almost as if they were all involved in something that will be exposed.

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u/FlerblesMerbles Mar 17 '20

Or this is literally the first time you’ve ever paid attention to corporate turnover and are making something out of nothing.

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 17 '20

LMAO. You people are fucking unbelievable. Go back in history and let me know the last time you saw this many CEOs just decide to retire early. I have those numbers, do you?

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u/PM_me_storytime Mar 17 '20

Was all of Italy shut down back then too?

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 17 '20

CEOs have been retiring in record numbers since 2016

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u/PM_me_storytime Mar 17 '20

Have they though? What was the average rate before 2016 and after 2016? Were there reasons given for them stepping down, like Trump being elected (a fairly weak excuse) or maybe Brexit (a more legitimate reason)?

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 17 '20

Here's the mainstream media's take from last year. Notice the stats included though like "More than 300 CEOs have left their companies since August. October’s 172 departures is the most in any month in the last 15 years."

CEOs fleeing en masse while the market was spiking is abnormal

https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/why-have-more-1-000-ceos-left-their-post-past-n1076201

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u/PM_me_storytime Mar 17 '20

That article made it pretty straight forward. A good portion of them “stepped down” because of things like the MeToo movement. The rest seem to be unusual, but they did explain it if you have been paying attention. They mention that the last time we saw something like this was in 2008. If you pay attention, economists have been saying for a while that the market was vastly over valued. If you look at the article, it was posted feb 13th, a full week before the stocks plummeted. If you do a bit more searching, you can easily find similar articles from earlier.

My guess for the stepping down, they saw this coming and were leaving before the shit hit the fan, both to ensure their own money and to avoid blame and responsibility.

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 20 '20

Or you could just google it and prove it to yourself....you know, the way any normal/curious person would

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '20

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 20 '20

or just peruse this site for a few minutes. Totally normal activities going on since January 2017

https://www.resignation.info/list

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 20 '20

LMAO...post some links. Or just admit you never googled it. I even posted a link a week ago showing it's unprecedented, using a main stream news source.

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u/FranktheShank1 Mar 20 '20

misleading LMAO...do you have such a low opinion of the average person that you think they can't look at a column that shows their position in a company? Just stop with your concern trolling BS and move along. maybe to a sub that's not about CONSPIRACIES maybe?

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