Gary's Johnson
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Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort. -
Almost as criminal as saying this without giving the Chin you do have to give.salemcoog said:
It's criminal that I have but only one Chin to give.dnc said:
cohen13 > cohen12PurpleThrobber said: -
Uh.....the gal who got run out left with $125 MILLION. You don't think she was given incentives to hit numbers? And then drive that desire down through the organization? And put pressure on the regional managers and local presidents to drive numbers?Fenderbender123 said:Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort.
That shit came from the top.
And i'm sorry if you can't see the dishonesty of Stumph signing off on annual reports AFTER he learned of the dysfunction. He's hiding behind 'materiality' but that shit isn't going to fly once the SEC starts issuing subpoenas.
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It just still doesn't bother me that Gary Johnson fumbles a few times on international details because he's been entirely clear and on-point regarding his domestic agenda.
Maybe he should just start wearing an ear-piece to fool the foolish: -
And here's some more Jew boobs for those not following the banking thread:
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She's the one who implemented the sales strategy of focusing on cross-selling. And honest cross-selling actually did occur, and was much more common than the phony accounts thing. If you isolate the phony accounts, however, it resulted in a loss for the bank. It doesn't make sense to conflate the two. But, I have been awake for about 40 hours straight so maybe I'm just not thinking clearly.PurpleThrobber said:
Uh.....the gal who got run out left with $125 MILLION. You don't think she was given incentives to hit numbers? And then drive that desire down through the organization? And put pressure on the regional managers and local presidents to drive numbers?Fenderbender123 said:Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort.
That shit came from the top.
And i'm sorry if you can't see the dishonesty of Stumph signing off on annual reports AFTER he learned of the dysfunction. He's hiding behind 'materiality' but that shit isn't going to fly once the SEC starts issuing subpoenas.
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Maybe your stock lost value because everyone now sees what a fucking shitshow WF is for doing such stupid shit.Fenderbender123 said:Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort. -
Plain talk like this is what we need more ofdflea said:
Maybe your stock lost value because everyone now sees what a fucking shitshow WF is for doing such stupid shit.Fenderbender123 said:Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort. -
Reputation is understandable. It's the federal government fining corporations in addition to the reputational and operational damages they've already endured that I don't like.dflea said:
Maybe your stock lost value because everyone now sees what a fucking shitshow WF is for doing such stupid shit.Fenderbender123 said:Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort.
And honestly, WF is just the flavor of the week. There's always a scandal involving one of the major banks. I'm not sure why this one is getting so much attention since the damages were so minimal. I think it's because the media sees an opportunity to get clicks by mentioning "5,000+ employees fired". That's definitely an attention grabber.
https://www.google.com/search?q=bank+of+america+scandals&oq=bank+of+america+scandals&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.3391j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
https://www.google.com/search?q=bank+of+america+scandals&oq=bank+of+america+scandals&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.3391j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=Citi+bank+scandals
https://www.google.com/search?q=larry+sanders&oq=larry+sanders&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60l3j69i61j69i60.1287j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=chase+bank+scandals -
For fucksticks like you, she was wearing a microphone in plain view on her jacket, just as Trump was.HFNY said:It just still doesn't bother me that Gary Johnson fumbles a few times on international details because he's been entirely clear and on-point regarding his domestic agenda.
Maybe he should just start wearing an ear-piece to fool the foolish:
But carry on with your tin foil hat. -
RaceBannon said:
Plain talk like this is what we need more ofdflea said:
Maybe your stock lost value because everyone now sees what a fucking shitshow WF is for doing such stupid shit.Fenderbender123 said:Why would my stock be overvalued when the company actually lost money overall as a result of employees opening phony accounts?
And I'm not talking about the fines/penalties/lawsuit...The operating costs increased more than their revenue as a result. Also makes me wonder why anyone would think the officers coordinated this effort.
For Christ's sake, Race...if we can't have an intelligent discussion about the ramifications and repercussions of a complex corporate banking scandal on Hardcore Husky, then I don't know where the fuck to go. Dawgman? I wonder if that fag GoldDawgs still posts his shitty political opinions there...