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[RT] Management's Trustworthiness



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If the survey cited below is correct, it's going to be
tough up go up.

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Post-Enron, Investors Question Management's Trustworthiness

Forty-three percent of active, individual investors have less 
confidence in the stock market in the aftermath of Enron, 
according to a survey
http://lists.businessfinancemag.com/cgi-bin3/flo?y=eLBl0C5yAd0BSg0rms0AD
sponsored by TowersGroup, a PR and reputation-management firm 
based in New York. 

And only 23 percent of American investors believe strongly in the 
stock market's ability to reflect the fair value of stocks. The 
survey asked investors to rank the honesty and integrity of 
investment advice providers, auditors and corporate management on
a one to five scale, with one being the lowest. Thirty-six percent
of respondents gave lowest marks (one or two) to corporate management,
and 33 percent gave them to directors. The only groups receiving as
low or lower trust scores were insurance salespeople, who got the 
bottom rankings from 51 percent of respondents, and stockbrokers, 
who tied management with 36 percent of investors handing them the
lowest marks.

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