Chart of the Week: Four 'Good' Banks [View article]
WHY are we not seeing some of these banks'top "management" hitting the street with empty pockets AND replacement with proven winners in business. A good CEO change could do wonders for the stockholders, customers, and the government which then should improve morale, public confidence, and maybe even stock pricing.
THIS SUGGESTION IS REALLY TOO OBVIOUS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE "POWERS TO BE".
Banking's Ins and Outs: $188 Billion from Bailout, $1.6 Billion to Execs [View article]
What is new? The insider executives and directors (watchdogs for stockholders???) have been bilking the stockholders for years totally irrespective of reasoning, job performance, corporate performance - simply lets grab whatever we can get away with. These monies are void of "arm's length transaction bases", prior COMPLETE disclosure to stockholder much less their approval, and depletion of corporate equity. I believe these transaction to be of the highest form of (dirty) white collar crime. How can any shareholder have ANY faith in the company's management with these type of dealings?
Chart of the Week: Four 'Good' Banks [View article]
hitting the street with empty pockets AND replacement with proven winners in business. A good CEO change could do wonders for the stockholders, customers, and the government which then should improve morale, public confidence, and maybe even stock pricing.
THIS SUGGESTION IS REALLY TOO OBVIOUS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE "POWERS TO BE".
Banking's Ins and Outs: $188 Billion from Bailout, $1.6 Billion to Execs [View article]