> 2. When the insurance company cries about losing money when
> their projections prove correct, when an Andrew finally hits.
>  You'll note that they are very, very quiet about the profits
> they made, and distributed to their shareholders in the
> non-Andrew years.  The original idea was not to make a profit
> every year, but to make an average return over the long term.
> Insurance companies are not supposed to be analyzed on the short term.
>
> Lee
>
>
Ah but there is the problem. The bonuses, stock options, etc paid to high
executives are very short term and very important (to them.)