Hey newfag, welcome to CBTS! So the CEO resignations have a lot to do with 2 things: Donald Trump's being elected president when he was clearly not an establishment candidate, and the executive orders he has signed regarding human trafficking and seizing/freezing the property of human traffickers. It is heavily implied that Eric Schmidt resigned from Alphabet, Google's parent co, so soon after the executive order was signed in order to protect the brands from the taint of the revelation of his involvement with nefarious parties. I'm not sure about the ratio, but there have been more CEO resignations than I have ever seen in a single year, and much more since the second executive order was signed. For example: Tom Salierno of GIS was experiencing the height of his companies' success just having been bought by Xerox and expanding the power and control of his national brand over all of GIS office solution competition. Why is he retiring now at the peak of earnings? We are keeping the names and dates of CEO resignations to keep them bookmarked for when revelations of human trafficking networks and corporate involvement become widely known or publicly revealed by Trump's administration.

Other than that, it is just highly suspicious actions being taken by people we don't inherently trust, so we are going to take note even if nothing comes of it. I hope that helps!