Bob Nardelli new Chrysler boss

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by George Orwell, Aug 7, 2007.

  1. George Orwell

    Doug Guest

    Yes and no. They tend to be run by analysts who simply look at the
    bottom line. Plus they may well have a certain sympathetic
    relationship to executives who wine and dine them. The fund managers
    own huge bonuses often depend more on marketing to new fund
    shareholders than minimizing cost for their current fund shareholders.
    The mutual funds with 7.5% loads are testaments to that.

    Sure that's certainly true for the large investors like Kerkorian.
    However, I'm sure that investors like him, used to making many
    millions per year, are also sympathetic to multimillion dollar
    executive bonuses.

    Doug
     
    Doug, Aug 19, 2007
    #21
  2. George Orwell

    Guest Guest

    Look what he did to home depot, used to be you went in for something & an
    expert that did these things helped you now you get a slaes person that
    knows nothing about what might be needed. He got rid of all the good ones &
    hired at less salary.
     
    Guest, Aug 22, 2007
    #22
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