Quote from Daal:
all these complains over bonuses is just stupid. wall street firms need that to exist otherwise employees walk away, its like whining wall-mart is spending too much money in invetory
Quote from Daal:
all these complains over bonuses is just stupid. wall street firms need that to exist otherwise employees walk away, its like whining wall-mart is spending too much money in invetory
Quote from Daal:
all these complains over bonuses is just stupid. wall street firms need that to exist otherwise employees walk away, its like whining wall-mart is spending too much money in invetory

True.Quote from Daal:
all these complains over bonuses is just stupid. wall street firms need that to exist otherwise employees walk away, its like whining wall-mart is spending too much money in invetory
Quote from Mvic:
I don't agree, this was true when the WS guys had somewhere to go with the hedge fund/private equity industry flourishing but now everyone in finance is looking for a job so the bonus retention arguement doesn't wash for 99% of employees as they have nowhere else to go. These stories are really starting to piss me off, they made their money in the good times now they need to at the very least suffer with just a salary given that they were part of the industry that cost so many so much, its more than a lot of people in the US have to look forward to this Holiday season.
Quote from Daal:
the principles of the market mechanism weren't suspended. if GS MS and everybody else thought they could cut down costs and increase their profits they would do it, ceos are known to do just that. Matter of fact they are laying off people left and right yet people quote a numerical 'bonuses' as evidence they are greedy bastards abusing tax money. where are the comparions of y-o-y bonus payments and evidence its at the 'wrong' level, how is a wall street firm supposed to function without human capital. It can't
Some people ripped corporate CEOs because of downsizing and now they rip corporate CEOs because lack of downsizing and corporate money going to the working man. The only reason the average wall street employee is not considered the 'working man' is because of people's jealousy over sucess and the rich. period.