Move2CLT
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Sigh!...It's really ok move....We've sympathy and understanding for you here. Not all are born equipped with a viable brain and all can imagine what it's like to be furloughed, despondent, and seemingly have no purpose in life, other than to play on the Xbox....well...that's not completely true, since most any with a functional brain would've avoided your plight, by finding gainful employement...but, no matter...we do wish you the best anyway, especially with your particular disabiility....seriously.
Option B? = If you even pretend to have both a brain and a spine?...Then get a job and get off your lazy and thusly, worthless arse!
STFU you elderly idiot.
Now, back to the merger. The rate at which things were moving makes it look like just before Christmas. Expect the Nic to be under your trees.
Add airline analyst Helane Becker of Dahlman, Rose & Co. to the list of industry watchers who think a merger of American Airlines and US Airways is going to be announced soon.
In her Monday report, Becker upped her recommendation on US Airways shares from hold to buy with a $21 per share target. US Airways stock closed Monday at $12.79, down four cents.
“We are estimating the company will report 2012 EPS of $2.71, and we continue to believe a merger with American Airlines is likely,” she wrote. “We expect an announcement before yearend, but we continue to believe the right range is 65%-75% to American bond holders and 25%-35% to US Airways shareholders.”