Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

How long has Charlie had his snout in the BNYM trough?

Has it been two years now?

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@ -1zyp

You mean like employees are 'valuated' against a legitimate peer group?

(They are not.)

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Post ID: @1foe+10ihg9vU

One would think that people working for a financial company would understand that results and relative valuation must be compared within the sector.

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Post ID: @1zyp+10ihg9vU

Uh, the street is smelling a RECESSION. Most of the big financials are downsizing.

One would think that people working for a financial company would understand the economy better. I think that most on this blog must be IT people. No offense.

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Post ID: @1wty+10ihg9vU

I hear the theme to Titanic every time I enter the building.

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Post ID: @jkg+10ihg9vU

The street is starting to smell a BNYM failure. Plan B? Start selling businesses.

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Post ID: @irk+10ihg9vU

BK stock was $53.93 when Charlie took over the helm.

Two years and one month later the stock is sitting at $46.61. In the same time period the SP500 is up 23% and XLF (finance sector) is up 12.7%. BK lost 13.6% which puts them 23.6% behind the finance sector and 36.6% behind the markets.

Just saying....

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Post ID: @yfg+10ihg9vU

If you had bought BNYM stock a year ago, you’d be sitting on a 19% loss.

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