Not quite sure my post on psychopathic tendencies of CEOs was...

Not quite sure my post on psychopathic tendencies of CEOs was removed as unsubstantiated.

Here is evidence that this is a very common trait in CEOs:
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2017/03/21/apparently-psychopaths-make-good-ceos.html

https://amp.uk.*.com/ceos-often-have-psychopathic-traits-2017-7

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09/13/1-in-5-ceos-are-psychopaths-australian-study-finds/amp/

If you sell all your shares in a company that you have just become CEO of because your personal financial situation is more important than the thousands of shareholders you represent, then that can be considered a psychopathic act.

I was trying to point out that may also be a good trait if the CEO is incentivised to grow EPS as their primary target as they will have no trouble making unpopular decisions to meet those objectives. A good thing for long term shareholders.

I think the big funds understand (or at least accept this). Retail holders sitting on 10% losses from a week ago may not have the same insight or are letting their emotions bias their decision making.