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10-12-2007 | 11:00 PM

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palgia841

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Originally Posted by ghilis101

. from a long term investment point of view Fedex looks good, but who can afford $105 a share?

Whats is the problem with affording a $105 a share?

10-13-2007 | 02:29 AM

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Whats is the problem with affording a $105 a share?

not a problem if you have the funds to do so. i recommend if you can buy fedex stock you should do so. i was just mentioning its just hard to afford on low pay thats all.

10-13-2007 | 05:25 AM

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What was the price when XJT did the IPO? I can't remember, as I didn't buy or want to buy it.

When does the stock exchange dump you from the listings? How low do you have to go?

10-13-2007 | 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Ottopilot

What was the price when XJT did the IPO? I can't remember, as I didn't buy or want to buy it.

When does the stock exchange dump you from the listings? How low do you have to go?

I dunno, but thats what funded the pensions over there at your precious airline..................

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10-13-2007 | 07:07 AM

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I've been watching this stock very closely since the original post. Made a few dollars in the recent dead man's bounce. Got out just in time too.

I hope it hits $1. I'll have to buy a chitload of it. I think it's easier to double XJT than GOOG.

10-13-2007 | 08:42 AM

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Xjt

Its market cap is over 5 times that of its value, its margins suck, negative quarterly revenue growth, negative cash flow, and nearly a quarter of outstanding shares are shorted. No dividends and its down over 60% over the subsequent 52 weeks. The stock is below industry average on damn near everything. The 50/200 day MA is perfect example of a stock that sucks:

Whoever buys this stock deserves to get burned on it.

10-13-2007 | 08:51 AM

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Whoever buys this stock deserves to get burned on it.

Branded flying is really hurting this company. I'm praying for all of their employees.

10-13-2007 | 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Ottopilot

What was the price when XJT did the IPO? I can't remember, as I didn't buy or want to buy it.

When does the stock exchange dump you from the listings? How low do you have to go?

Around $17.00. Fell sorry for the ones that jumped on it then.

10-13-2007 | 09:15 AM

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Branded flying is really hurting this company. I'm praying for all of their employees.

load factors for sept was 51%, not the best but I guess better than 20%, well see what happens I am tired of worrying about, I dont think you need to pray for us, at least not yet, but thanks for keeping us in your prayers

You guys still hiring street Captains? I may need ya to walk my resume in

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10-13-2007 | 09:36 AM

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I dunno, but thats what funded the pensions over there at your precious airline..................

Yea, I know. Not my pension. I was at XJT when they IPO'd. I got on after the new contract too. No A fund for me. I did hold 737 CA at 2.5 years, so I'll try to make up for it with the blended rate of $150.80/hour.