"Investors sometimes act as if they don't care about a company's current losses, but simply put all their faith in the distant future. Unfortunately, the farther in the future something is, the more likely it is that expectations will be wrong," points out Chiu Shean-bii, a professor of finance at National Taiwan University.
「投資人不計較公司現在的虧損，卻把希望寄託在遙遠的未來，可是預期的事越是久遠，失準率越高」，台大財務金融研究所教授邱顯比指出。