Wells Fargo Sanitizes Terminology

George | Thu, 01/29/2009 - 1:38pm | distorting terminology, Market Disruption Costs, Wells Fargo, WFC | 2 comments

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Wells Fargo (WFC) A sharp eyed reader brought this one to my attention. Apparently in a CNBC interview there was mention of Market Disruption Costs of $4.3 Billion by Wells Fargo executives. Or so it was reported by readers. Then when you look at the press release and conference call transcripts
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George Gutowski has over twenty years of financial and investor relations experience.He observes how companies explain themselves and at times confuse the marketplace. George wrote the book "Financial Self Defense for Investors" a self defense primer for investors who do not want to be cheated. ISBN 1-894663-94-2

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Wells Fargo Sanitizes Terminology

George | Thu, 01/29/2009 - 1:38pm | distorting terminology, Market Disruption Costs, Wells Fargo, WFC | 2 comments

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