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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1628957)
I dunno about that. I've been buying stock over the months (at a $26/share average).... Lots of analysts think $40/share is easily achievable. Look at managements' goals, and do the math, and you might find it is going to be better than even the most optimistic estimates. You choose to whine about things you cannot control. I'll take advantage of things I can. You are myopic and delusional, not visionary by a long shot.
Up 5% today alone. bwaaaa haaaaa haaaaaa to you |
Originally Posted by TheManager
(Post 1629006)
You might want to put some thought into what you just publicly stated.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1628941)
Of course when we signed the contract in 2012 you knew all this was coming and you're now a multimillionaire off all the money you made on Delta stock! The contract was specifically negotiated at 3 years to put us in position to capture gains if the company took off. That other union you admire so much at AMR signed a 6 year deal. So did UAL. Looks pretty smart on DALPA's part.
As always I am result oriented. |
Originally Posted by orvil
(Post 1629008)
It's traded in his wife's account. Hint, hint.
;) Are wives exempt? Didn't think so? Perhaps a blind holding company that is off shored. To much work for a pilot. |
Of course it is tons of fun just twisting PD's tail... ;)
I have a retirement account with DAL stock in it, just like everyone else did at one point. So since you brought it up.... the rest is just BS to twist said tail. Thanks for ruining my fun. |
Ok im not sure what the prob is with tsquare trading the stock? Someone pls explain.
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There is nothing wrong with it. Even he isn't privy to the kinds of insider information that gets you in trouble with the SEC.
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Originally Posted by TheManager
(Post 1629006)
You might want to put some thought into what you just publicly stated.
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