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No, not from a cash-generation perspective, it's not

Posted on: March 17, 2020 at 20:57:15 CT
Mormad MU
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you're basically diluting your existing shareholders for the lowest return that you can get.

First and foremost, they'll cut costs. The problem for them is how do they re-establish demand? It's a huge unknown, right now as to when they'll be able to resume anything approaching normality.
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If what I read is true - meatiger MU - 3/17 19:33:35
     i'm reading this thread thinking about the fallout if Trump - 90Tiger STL - 3/17 20:00:54
          not all of them would - ashtray UF - 3/17 20:02:05
               bully on, then, Godspeed (nm) - 90Tiger STL - 3/17 20:05:13
     96% of all returned cash flow in the last decade - MrBlueSky MU - 3/17 19:56:46
          what is "returned cash flow"? (nm) - ashtray UF - 3/17 20:08:12
          Link(nm) - tman MU - 3/17 19:59:09
               RE: Link(nm) - MrBlueSky MU - 3/17 20:03:44
                    Maybe you shouldnt lie. TDS is strong with you(nm) - tman MU - 3/17 20:05:20
                         Christ, dude. You are seriously ****ing retarded - MrBlueSky MU - 3/17 20:09:43
                              With you yes. You are just like Ace. You twist - tman MU - 3/17 20:21:59
                              RE: Christ, dude. You are seriously ****ing retarded - meatiger MU - 3/17 20:15:37
                                   tman pulls the look it up **** all the time. - MrBlueSky MU - 3/17 20:17:42
                                        You actually got caught. In was an Obama era - tman MU - 3/17 20:23:24
                              RE: Christ, dude. You are seriously ****ing retarded - meatiger MU - 3/17 20:14:58
                         What do you expect? It's in their DNA(nm) - DollarSigns MU - 3/17 20:08:32
                              You are hands down the biggest clown on here. - MrBlueSky MU - 3/17 20:10:49
     Let me ask you this - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 3/17 19:39:26
          So taxpayers should foot their bill now?(nm) - meatiger MU - 3/17 19:44:08
               No, but you asked why they did it - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 3/17 19:46:45
                    Here's why a lot of them do it - Mormad MU - 3/17 20:06:03
                    They should very much be allowed to sell their stock - meatiger MU - 3/17 19:49:30
                         Read your OP - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 3/17 19:52:03
                              I am suggesting - meatiger MU - 3/17 20:00:07
                                   I can't keep doing this - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 3/17 20:05:37
                                        The airlines have been asking for bailout from government - meatiger MU - 3/17 20:08:53
                                             And they should not get one. But companies also - tman MU - 3/17 20:28:16
                              because he's passive aggressive and nearly never flat out - 90Tiger STL - 3/17 19:57:38
     Even you can figure that one out.(nm) - GA Tiger MU - 3/17 19:38:31
     I'm not an economist, but I don't think it's a good time - dangertim MU - 3/17 19:38:25
          If it gets them through this - meatiger MU - 3/17 19:46:20
               No, not from a cash-generation perspective, it's not - Mormad MU - 3/17 20:57:15
          wasn't a good time to buy it when they did, either (nm) - ashtray UF - 3/17 19:39:01
               how else were they going to artificially inflate their stock - dangertim MU - 3/17 19:45:25
     why do you think? - ashtray UF - 3/17 19:36:38
          Why should taxpayers bail them out - meatiger MU - 3/17 19:39:36
               they shouldn't - ashtray UF - 3/17 19:42:17
                    Yeah. Heard that by Trump at lunch time - meatiger MU - 3/17 19:45:16
     RE: If what I read is true - *M* KC - 3/17 19:35:01




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