MiAAmi
Veteran
All airlines down today but is the LCC stock price looking better for another takeover?
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No No No..we all must work harder for much less so Doug's "High Risk" stock will pay off!The stocks gona hit 0.00 $$$ if doug parker dont pay the employes soon what they deserve for working with this USWorst Airlines.
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In think every single time in this company's past when the stock dipped below $30/share-the thing just sank like there was no tommorrow. I don't recall a single instance when it rebounded.
I think that if anyone were challanging the east's claim of running the company into the ground; they should take note of this. This is one of several warning signs that this company is in real trouble.
In think every single time in this company's past when the stock dipped below $30/share-the thing just sank like there was no tommorrow. I don't recall a single instance when it rebounded.
It always seems like everyone know's what needs to be done, but management just comes up with more and more really dumb ideas.
I wonder how they will handle the furloughs on each side in the coming months? Here we go again.....
I think that if anyone were challanging the east's claim of running the company into the ground; they should take note of this. This is one of several warning signs that this company is in real trouble.
In think every single time in this company's past when the stock dipped below $30/share-the thing just sank like there was no tommorrow. I don't recall a single instance when it rebounded.
It always seems like everyone know's what needs to be done, but management just comes up with more and more really dumb ideas.
I wonder how they will handle the furloughs on each side in the coming months? Here we go again.....
I think we need to step back and take note exactly what the stock market is all about. Unless new shares are issued or some obligation like a note or lease has some clause referencing market capitalization, the share price really does not mean much, going up or coming down. Especially when the industry is moving the same way.
I would argue that it is "investor confidence" driving the price of our stock down. Or, more likely, because I still hold shares from the last distribution!!!!
I believe DP is still looking to consolidate market share therefore running an airline is secondary. If he consolidates more compensation packages will come that is what is driving them.New management and the investors were banking on a fast return on investment off the backs of the employee concessions. Now that's evoporating as the other legacies have brought their costs down to either match U or lower.
This management now needs to work for their compensation packages. They need to come up with a business plan that the customer wants; and that is above or better than the compeitition.
Well Doug???? Are tyou the "star, darling CEO" that wallstreet and West employees said you were, or are you a "hot air" loser like the CEOs who came before you?
I think we need to step back and take note exactly what the stock market is all about. Unless new shares are issued or some obligation like a note or lease has some clause referencing market capitalization, the share price really does not mean much, going up or coming down. Especially when the industry is moving the same way.
People buy and sell shares all the time. If they see a better investment opportunity, they will liquidate their shares and buy into something else, it may have nothing to do with the health of your corporation.