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If We Had Only Known
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Originally Posted by SpecialTracking
(Post 2062785)
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If you recall, one of the most often foisted arguments for accepting this deal was the exactly the opposite of what ST posted. I think that's the difference he was alluding to.
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Originally Posted by SpecialTracking
(Post 2062785)
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These are the same guys that crashed the economy in 2008. If they could accurately predict the future the world would look a lot different.
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Originally Posted by Grumble
(Post 2062865)
These are the same guys that crashed the economy in 2008. If they could accurately predict the future the world would look a lot different.
JSLED: How is that new pool coming along? |
Guys, why the short fuse?. I just posted the article because it goes to the benefits of airline consolidation and job security going forward. We knew airlines would be on better financial footing but I would not have bet on recession proof.
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Ah United, The least desired airline.
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Originally Posted by Probe
(Post 2062876)
Being a financial analyst is an entry level job, straight out of college. They do not have the life experience to have lived through 3-5 up and down cycles of the economy, and remember them. Let alone the even bigger up and downs of the airlines, due to over expansion and over capacity.
JSLED: How is that new pool coming along? Sled |
Originally Posted by jsled
(Post 2062924)
HA! No pool for me. There's better than a foot of snow in my backyard. I believe because of the consolidation we've seen, airlines are different now. They are somewhat recession proof. BUT, that is just my belief. I also once believed Western Pacific Airlines was a good investment! :eek: AND we've had an incredible run... March will be 7 years of economic expansion. SO, we shall soon see how recession proof airlines are. I think watching with industry leading rates was a wise choice. An easy choice.
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