the "New" Frontier - breaks away from ULCC ?
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What more than likely isn’t true is that it was intentional. Most businesses don’t try and lose hundreds of millions in market value. For any reason. They own a controlling interest of shares.
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Now, if Frontier wants to try and take another shot at Spirit for cheap, that may be but Frontier didn't IPO to see the price crater on purpose
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No business tries to lower their own stock price. Frontier, Indigo, Franke wish the stock was higher and moving higher every day. There's no grand conspiracy. There's 2 things going on; poor decisions by management and market forces. Spirit, JetBlue and Southwest stock prices are all down too, not just us.
Now, if Frontier wants to try and take another shot at Spirit for cheap, that may be but Frontier didn't IPO to see the price crater on purpose
Now, if Frontier wants to try and take another shot at Spirit for cheap, that may be but Frontier didn't IPO to see the price crater on purpose
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Being "short" does not make the price go down. Long position holders who owned it, then sell it, and thus release shares into the shares outstanding, make it go down.
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And what type of business practices/behaviors create that?
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