Wolin always harbored two extreme feelings towards investors—disgust, and admiration.
Trash investors are always short-sighted, caring only about immediate benefits, frequently interfering with internal company decisions, with outsiders leading insiders, imposing their ideas on others.
On the other hand, those quality investors are generous and farsighted, unconcerned with short-term losses, and very willing to delegate, letting professionals do what they do best.
The former Wolin finds most annoying, whereas the latter inspires reverence.
Wolin opened his computer email and browsed through the emails forwarded by his secretary.
Soon, he was shocked.
This time the investors were actually "Blue Leaf Capital"!
