Who are these ads targeted at?
I'm talking about ads that, I guess, are just supposed to make you feel good about the company or something?
I know it makes me want to avoid their products, but maybe potential/current investors see the ads and it pushes stock prices up?
Or maybe the VP of advertising is good at selling 'his product' to his customers?
Wisdom of GD, make it all clear

Enron "Why" ad I am talking about - stuck in my mind because it was retarded, and Enron managed to implode shortly after.

I ensure you that Norfolk Southern is gonna be fine. I remember reading that they made record profits last year lol, like billions.

Norfolk Southern has been running here more often and CSX just built 2 lines headed to the brand new intermodial (sp) port they built a few years back.  Trains coming and going from that place 7 days a week.

"BSAF making the products you buy better."

Yeah, I have no idea.

Trying to convince people to buy stock in the company by showing what a good investment they are.