Jet blue wants us now
05-16-2022 | 03:48 PM
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So if the nk stock is in a mutual fund or etf the day the transaction goes through don’t the fund managers have to redistribute proceeds into other stock as directed by the fund prospectus? It’s not like they can just send everyone a check that day.
05-16-2022 | 04:40 PM
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From: Pilot
https://www.documentcloud.org/docume...pirit-airlines
https://jetblueoffersmore.com/how-to-vote/
Pilots get more money, more money, more money with JetBlue, better layovers and hotels, better overall treatment, much more comfortable deadheads, FREE hot meals! Higher 401K, Profit sharing, you can Fight Mike Tyson for free and so much more at JetBlue ............... and like Obama would say "if you want to keep your base, you can keep your base". Only this time it might be true!!
Vote NO for Frontier merger......Frontier/Indigo will not give its pilots money or a raise anywhere near JetBlue, duh............... Say YES to JetBlue when Spirit shareholders vote in June - -
https://jetblueoffersmore.com/how-to-vote/
Pilots get more money, more money, more money with JetBlue, better layovers and hotels, better overall treatment, much more comfortable deadheads, FREE hot meals! Higher 401K, Profit sharing, you can Fight Mike Tyson for free and so much more at JetBlue ............... and like Obama would say "if you want to keep your base, you can keep your base". Only this time it might be true!!
Vote NO for Frontier merger......Frontier/Indigo will not give its pilots money or a raise anywhere near JetBlue, duh............... Say YES to JetBlue when Spirit shareholders vote in June - -
05-16-2022 | 04:44 PM
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^^^^^^ And we have a winner^^^^^^^
Frontier stock has continued to slide since they first made their offer, making their stock plus cash offer less valuable now then it was when it was originally made:
In the meantime, JetBlue has already upped their more lucrative offer. SAVE stockholders would have to be crazy to prefer the cheaper Frontier offer.
Frontier stock has continued to slide since they first made their offer, making their stock plus cash offer less valuable now then it was when it was originally made:
In the meantime, JetBlue has already upped their more lucrative offer. SAVE stockholders would have to be crazy to prefer the cheaper Frontier offer.
05-16-2022 | 04:53 PM
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What Is a Capital Gains Distribution?
A capital gains distribution is a payment by a mutual fund or an exchange-traded fund (ETF) of a portion of the proceeds from the fund's sales of stocks and other assets from within its portfolio. It is the investor's pro-rata share of the proceeds from the fund's transactions.It is not, however, a share of the fund's overall profit. The fund may gain or lose money over the course of a year, and your balance will rise or fall accordingly. But if the fund gained from the sale of any of its stocks during that year, it will make capital gains distributions to its shareholders.
Mutual funds are required by law to make regular capital gains distributions to their shareholders. The owners of mutual fund shares have the option to take the capital gains distribution in the form of immediate payments or to reinvest it in additional fund shares.
Dividend Distributions
In addition to distributing income generated by the sale of assets, mutual funds also make dividend distributions when underlying assets pay earnings or interest. Mutual funds are pass-through investments, which means any income they receive must be distributed to shareholders. This most often occurs when a fund holds dividend-bearing stocks or bonds, which typically pay a regular amount of interest annually, called a coupon.4
05-18-2022 | 07:08 AM
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A few days ago when JetBlue began its hostile takeover, TC said the legal and financial advisers will have a new decision on JetBlue’s tender off.
just curious, if they decide to go with JetBlue how does one walk back all those negative comments about JetBlue wanting us. And now try to sell this acquisition as a positive?
just curious, if they decide to go with JetBlue how does one walk back all those negative comments about JetBlue wanting us. And now try to sell this acquisition as a positive?
05-18-2022 | 07:10 AM
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A few days ago when JetBlue began its hostile takeover, TC said the legal and financial advisers will have a new decision on JetBlue’s tender off.
just curious, if they decide to go with JetBlue how does one walk back all those negative comments about JetBlue wanting us. And now try to sell this acquisition as a positive?
just curious, if they decide to go with JetBlue how does one walk back all those negative comments about JetBlue wanting us. And now try to sell this acquisition as a positive?
05-18-2022 | 07:13 AM
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A few days ago when JetBlue began its hostile takeover, TC said the legal and financial advisers will have a new decision on JetBlue’s tender off.
just curious, if they decide to go with JetBlue how does one walk back all those negative comments about JetBlue wanting us. And now try to sell this acquisition as a positive?
just curious, if they decide to go with JetBlue how does one walk back all those negative comments about JetBlue wanting us. And now try to sell this acquisition as a positive?
A lot of stockholders don’t actively participate - giving the BOD their proxies to vote their shares. I think the BOD is hoping enough stockholders will do that to drag the F9 deal over the finish line.
With neither offer a sure thing, the value gap between the two is far too wide to make sense. It’s weird that Spirit thus far has been either unwilling or unable to use JetBlue’s offer as leverage to press Frontier for a higher price. Unlike JetBlue, Frontier also hasn’t made any explicit commitments on divestitures should regulators require them, nor has the airline agreed to compensate Spirit if it fails to win antitrust approval. JetBlue is offering a $200 million reverse breakup fee. As I wrote earlier this month, the decision to quickly and summarily rebuff JetBlue without getting anything in return from Frontier is something that Spirit’s board will have to better explain. Right now, it’s far from clear why shareholders would agree that a significantly lower offer that carries regulatory risks of its own is obviously a superior proposal. JetBlue’s tender offer and proxy fight are merely forcing the issue.
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