“‘IT WAS TECHNICALLY CORRECT, BUT MORALLY BLIND’: JOSEPH PLAZO’S WARNING TO ASIA’S FINANCIAL LEADERS”

At a regional summit of the next generation of economic leaders, Joseph Plazo—founder of the algorithmic trading firm Plazo Sullivan Roche—offered an unusual message: slow down.From Manila, where financial optimism runs high — Plazo didn’t talk about speed or scale.“If you hand over your portfolio to a machine,” he said, “you must ask

Joseph Plazo’s Hard Truths to Asia’s Next Generation of InvestorsIn an age of algorithmic promises, a unfiltered voice in Southeast Asia issues a sharp reminder what money still listens to—judgment, ethics, and gut.“Artificial intelligence won’t hand you fortune. But it will accelerate your losses.”That was Joseph Plazo’s unapologetic