more information please...'s Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/268735/comments http://seekingalpha.com/article/98550-wachovia-dumps-citigroup-merges-with-wells-fargo?source=feed#comment-273901 273901
So I have to wonder when Citi's true financials will leak out, their stock drops to below $1 per share, and the "post bail out" version of Wachovia swoops in to "rescue" them.

I think the past week alone is proof enough that anything can happen, don't you?]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2008 10:23:50 -0400
So I have to wonder when Citi's true financials will leak out, their stock drops to below $1 per share, and the "post bail out" version of Wachovia swoops in to "rescue" them.

I think the past week alone is proof enough that anything can happen, don't you?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/98373-did-crony-capitalism-lead-to-wachovia-s-54b-bailout?source=feed#comment-272539 272539 Fri, 03 Oct 2008 09:52:48 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/98105-wachovia-golden-west-transaction-a-disaster-without-peer?source=feed#comment-271688 271688 In additon, the only thing bringing the "elite knowledgeable human resources to handle the business" would have done is allowed legacy GW staff to continue to hide what had really been going on for a longer period of time.]]> Thu, 02 Oct 2008 12:24:44 -0400 In additon, the only thing bringing the "elite knowledgeable human resources to handle the business" would have done is allowed legacy GW staff to continue to hide what had really been going on for a longer period of time.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/97118-banking-on-trust-what-builds-loyalty?source=feed#comment-263537 263537 "But if you've paid any attention to bank advertising over the past two or three years you will have noted that it has generally dealt with how many ATMs they have or how they've been able to cut 3.8 second from the average transaction, not, we think you will agree, massively leverageable product differences or extraordinary added-value."...

I have never seen any advertising regarding how a bank can cut 3.8 seconds from a transaction. I have seen advertising for valuable products though... such as a fixed rate mortgages and savings products.
Questions:
How did you determine how "trust" corellates with the key drivers for the rankings you provided in this article? Your website reflects a very different ranking order when it comes to Loyalty. Not to mention, your website states that the ATV's are treated in the following manner: "These category-loyalty drivers describe (in predictive terms) how consumers view the category, how they will compare brands in the category, and how they will buy and remain loyal."
Are the rankings posted in your article "predictive" or factual based on direct responses from questions asked specifically containing the verbiage to include "trust"?

Thank you.

]]> Wed, 24 Sep 2008 11:01:18 -0400 "But if you've paid any attention to bank advertising over the past two or three years you will have noted that it has generally dealt with how many ATMs they have or how they've been able to cut 3.8 second from the average transaction, not, we think you will agree, massively leverageable product differences or extraordinary added-value."...

I have never seen any advertising regarding how a bank can cut 3.8 seconds from a transaction. I have seen advertising for valuable products though... such as a fixed rate mortgages and savings products.
Questions:
How did you determine how "trust" corellates with the key drivers for the rankings you provided in this article? Your website reflects a very different ranking order when it comes to Loyalty. Not to mention, your website states that the ATV's are treated in the following manner: "These category-loyalty drivers describe (in predictive terms) how consumers view the category, how they will compare brands in the category, and how they will buy and remain loyal."
Are the rankings posted in your article "predictive" or factual based on direct responses from questions asked specifically containing the verbiage to include "trust"?

Thank you.

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