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Sinking Ship?
It was reported today that BB sold 37% of his stock. Take a look at our stock vs. the industry. My gut tells me we are in trouble. I’m talking slow speed train wreck kind of trouble. A liquidation of 37% of the CEOs holdings in the company when the stock is way down is a really, really bad signal.
What say the masses? |
Hear comes the chicken littles
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Originally Posted by UpwardInflow
(Post 3679702)
It was reported today that BB sold 37% of his stock. Take a look at our stock vs. the industry. My gut tells me we are in trouble. I’m talking slow speed train wreck kind of trouble. A liquidation of 37% of the CEOs holdings in the company when the stock is way down is a really, really bad signal.
What say the masses? |
Originally Posted by Mooneyguy
(Post 3679715)
even at todays all time low it’s still a $1.6 billion company, a company that is profitable btw. I’m personally not happy with the stock performance but if it says anything it’s that wall Streets opinion of our managements ability to run the place is low.
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Why do so many people at this company believe this place is going bust? One day we will just walk into work and there will be a closed for business sign on the front door.
if you knew for a fact that this place was going under, you’d be an idiot to stay. Everyone would be idiots to stay. |
Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
(Post 3679718)
stock price means nothing. We have lots of planes and cheap tickets. Plus word of mouth is our best advertisement. The planes are new and our destinations are good. As long as the weather behaves and doesn’t storm much. It’s a rough time in the industry for everyone.
From my perspective, Wall Street sees the business model failing. The profit margins are a major disappointment. Finally, to counter your point, the rest of the industry is doing pretty well currently. |
Originally Posted by UpwardInflow
(Post 3679725)
It’s this satire? Word of mouth is a double-edged sword, and I’ll tell you we aren’t on the “best advertisement” side of that blade. Additionally, we don’t own any planes. When the skipper sells nearly half of his stock in the company, and said stock is at historic lows, it is a red flag.
From my perspective, Wall Street sees the business model failing. The profit margins are a major disappointment. Finally, to counter your point, the rest of the industry is doing pretty well currently. |
Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
(Post 3679718)
stock price means nothing. We have lots of planes and cheap tickets. Plus word of mouth is our best advertisement. The planes are new and our destinations are good. As long as the weather behaves and doesn’t storm much. It’s a rough time in the industry for everyone.
Seriously? It is the best time in the industry. Airline profits are at an all time high. The legacy airlines have the highest average ticket prices and the highest load factor ever. I haven't seen a flight with more than a couple empty seats in months! |
Originally Posted by UpwardInflow
(Post 3679702)
It was reported today that BB sold 37% of his stock. Take a look at our stock vs. the industry. My gut tells me we are in trouble. I’m talking slow speed train wreck kind of trouble. A liquidation of 37% of the CEOs holdings in the company when the stock is way down is a really, really bad signal.
What say the masses? |
Originally Posted by UpwardInflow
(Post 3679702)
It was reported today that BB sold 37% of his stock. Take a look at our stock vs. the industry. My gut tells me we are in trouble. I’m talking slow speed train wreck kind of trouble. A liquidation of 37% of the CEOs holdings in the company when the stock is way down is a really, really bad signal.
What say the masses? |
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