UAL777flyer:
UAL777flyer said: I have a VERY hard time believing that David Siegel would admit such a thing, even if it were true, to anyone, let alone a US employee. You're talking about a major strategic decision that would dramatically impact the stock price of UA, which the SEC would probably have a problem with. Sounds more like unsubstantiated speculation to me. While U and UA may indeed be analyzing various deeper transactions, I doubt anyone would be stupid enough to admit it beforehand, considering the implications.
Chip comments: UAL777flyer, I agree with your comments. There are SEC insider trading implications and the only way for Siegel or Tilton to provide employees with this type of information, is for confidentiality agreements to be signed.
Chip