Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
02-16-2012, 05:01 PM
Can't abide NAI
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Muslim underwear bomber goes to jail
The Muslim terrorist who tried to kill 290 of our passengers and our co workers was sentenced to life in jail today. It is a shame our taxpayers will pay for the rest of his miserable existence. IMHO, they should have released him back to his people with a GPS tracking collar and a pair of F15's with thousand pounders about 15 minutes in trail spacing. Got no problem making a Martyr of that .... .
Glad his attorney's "He didn't really manage to do anything" defense failed.
Underwear bomber gets life: He never expressed doubt or remorse, judge says - CSMonitor.com
Glad his attorney's "He didn't really manage to do anything" defense failed.
Underwear bomber gets life: He never expressed doubt or remorse, judge says - CSMonitor.com
02-16-2012, 05:06 PM
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The Muslim terrorist who tried to kill 290 of our passengers and our co workers was sentenced to life in jail today. It is a shame our taxpayers will pay for the rest of his miserable existence. IMHO, they should have released him back to his people with a GPS tracing collar and a pair of F15's with thousand pounders about 15 minutes in trail spacing.
Still, glad his attorney's "He didn't really manage to do anything" defense failed.
Underwear bomber gets life: He never expressed doubt or remorse, judge says - CSMonitor.com
Still, glad his attorney's "He didn't really manage to do anything" defense failed.
Underwear bomber gets life: He never expressed doubt or remorse, judge says - CSMonitor.com
02-16-2012, 05:11 PM
Back on TDY
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The Muslim terrorist who tried to kill 290 of our passengers and our co workers was sentenced to life in jail today. It is a shame our taxpayers will pay for the rest of his miserable existence. IMHO, they should have released him back to his people with a GPS tracing collar and a pair of F15's with thousand pounders about 15 minutes in trail spacing.
Carl
02-16-2012, 05:19 PM
veut gagner à la loterie
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Just feed him to pigs like they do in "Deadwood".
02-16-2012, 05:34 PM
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Delta's future is uncertain. IMHO it all hinges on scope. Currently we are on a trend could best be described as the slow liquidation of the Company. As things stand currently, leaving Delta to fly for Emirates is clearly a way to earn substantially more money for the bottom 40% of or list. As Delta shrinks and upgrades go out 15-20 years it becomes almost nonsensical (from a pure economic view) to remain at Delta for most people hired since 2000.
January 2012 - Delta Pilots In Category = 10,653
We are slowly being liquidated.
02-16-2012, 05:36 PM
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02-16-2012, 05:37 PM
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02-16-2012, 05:40 PM
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Please tell me that's not Buzz Hazzard?
02-16-2012, 05:43 PM
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02-16-2012, 05:45 PM
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There is no such thing as dilution of price. There is only dilution of value, and that ONLY happens when a corporation issues additional shares. With a stock split, no additional shares are issued by the company. Everyone just owns double (or some multiple) the amount of shares. Everyone. It does not change the percent of ownership by anyone.
If any company decided to split for that reason, then they don't understand stock splits. The main reason companies split their stock is when the price makes it difficult for retail investors to purchase in 100 share lots. In theory, this allows more moms and pops to own your stock.
ALK splitting their stock is meaningless to advancing an acquisition, or defending against one. The CEO resigning is very noteworthy though.
Carl
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