FedEx Management - Woe is Them..??
01-16-2018, 08:02 AM
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Can’t figure out how to embed the video, but Fred Smith said some interesting things on Fox Business today. https://twitter.com/foxbusiness/stat...95635448586241
01-16-2018, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Rock
Can’t figure out how to embed the video, but Fred Smith said some interesting things on Fox Business today. https://twitter.com/foxbusiness/stat...95635448586241
At least I tried
01-16-2018, 10:30 AM
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The question at hand - is FedEx in a position to make improvements in our Total Retirement package (current A fund + current B fund) without us accepting (offering 
) to take on additional investment risk thru a Variable Benefit A Plan?
As of Jan 15, 2018...
FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) closed yesterday at $271.85
According to analysts covering the company, in a few years should bring some good growth prospects for FedEx.
Expectation from the stock’s 23 analysts is one of positive sentiment, with earnings estimated to grow from current levels of $11.041 to $19.561 over the next couple of years.
This illustrates a relatively optimistic outlook in the near term, with a relatively solid earnings per share growth rate of 77.16% over the next few years.
....Woe is them???
) to take on additional investment risk thru a Variable Benefit A Plan?As of Jan 15, 2018...
FedEx Corporation (NYSE:FDX) closed yesterday at $271.85
According to analysts covering the company, in a few years should bring some good growth prospects for FedEx.
Expectation from the stock’s 23 analysts is one of positive sentiment, with earnings estimated to grow from current levels of $11.041 to $19.561 over the next couple of years.
This illustrates a relatively optimistic outlook in the near term, with a relatively solid earnings per share growth rate of 77.16% over the next few years.
....Woe is them???
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