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I doubt very much that they care enough to tell themselves anything, and I'm sure they don't lose any sleep over it. You're making this way too personal; they
by fredkbloggs 11y ago
I doubt very much that they care enough to tell themselves anything, and I'm sure they don't lose any sleep over it. You're making this way too personal; they just want money. They don't care if you learned a lesson, if you're rich or poor, if you're a taker or a maker, or if you feel grateful or hateful. They care about their $50, because those fees are profits and profits keep them in the corner office where they can bilk the shareholders for hundreds of millions while paying squat for dividends. Nothing else.
- rlucas 11y agoI assure you that a $37B (almost all of which is margin) LOB is quite sufficient cause for any number of bankers to lose sleep over. RTFA.
- fredkbloggs 11y agoI did read it. I have no doubt they care a great deal about the $37B. I don't think they care in the slightest whether anyone likes their fees or feels harmed by them, and I certainly don't believe they're losing sleep over that. No doubt if one fee is regulated away, they'll simply replace it with another as they have many times before. RTFC.