“The thing that keeps water in stocks is secrecy.”
No, it isn’t, impractical prig.
It’s water that keeps the water in the stocks.
Secrecy has nothing to do with it.
The public always knows when the watering is done!
It was so with the Steel Combine; it has been so with every railroad reorganization which Morgan has managed; it was so with Amalgamated Copper.
“Publicity is the remedy!” says Woodrow, the Sage.
How can that be?
Does the knowledge that we are being robbed stop the robbery?