Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. Message Board

The problem is that Brocade's products and services are available from other vendors, so Brocade has no pricing power.

And, BRCD management has been doing a good job reducing its debt level.
Sales and profits are good. Management is doing a good job.

Nonsense.
Actually, a year from now DELL's operating results will be significantly worse than the company's current results.
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As the news of the buyout became public I was on here day after day warning you, fluteman_greg, CTG and others who bought in too late, and paid too high a price, for your DELL shares.
Considering DELL's business operations, $13.65 is a very high premium valuation offer.
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Ican is going away, with a loss for his DELL "investment".
Souhtrheastern spent years buying DELL at much too high share prices, and now that so called "money management" firm is crying because theyior DELL shares are underwater? Southeastern will lose money on their DELL investment, and lose clients because this DELL publicity has revealed Southeastern as a bunch of incompetent fools.

$13.65 is greater than $9. Those who bought at $9 and sold at $13.65 have made a better than 40% positive return on their investment.
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Ichan will lost $200 million (or more) from his DELL "investment'. Mike Dell does not owe Ichan, or Southeastern, anything. These suckers paid too much for their DELL shares and now theywill eat it.
The time to buy DELL stock was in the $9.00 per share range, where it traded much of last year.
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Nonsense. Dell's core business operational results are deteriorating and the new business line initiatives have failed to gain any materially significant traction.
Without the current $13,65 buyout proposal, DELL shares would likely be trading in the $9.75 to $10.50 per share range right now.
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Who said Dell is a "rotten company'?

Amateurs look at past years numbers. Pros look at future numbers.
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Dell is "worth" $13.30 today.
Any "gutting" of the company would make Dell worth less than it is today.
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fluteman's strategy is to wait for Ichan's name to appear in the news, and then buy whatever stock Ichan has bought.The problem is that Greg always buys in AFTER the stock has already made its move higher, which leaves flute holding the bag. It happened at DELL, and it will happen here at HLF.
Carl ichan can afford the losses. But every time he wants to play stock market, fluteman greg has to borrow $500 from his family.

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Greg,,
Of course you sold DELL at the high. And I guarantee that whenever HLF sells off you will be on here claiming to have sold it at the high too.
This is the classic behavior of Yahoo message board pretenders and liars. They win on every trade ! It's all make believe delusion..But their actual brokerage statements reveal a far different story, one of consistent losses.
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Greg,
Once the buyout new about DELL made the news, and the stock popped 25% higher, you borrowed $500 from your family to buy 35 shares at $13.90 per share.
You spent a couple of weeks over at the DELL message board, trying to pump the stock so you could make $100 and tell your family you were a big shot investor.
But DELL was not going any higher. In fact the stock price went down after you bought. So you sold DELL, convinced your family to let them keep the $500 they had lent you (now $450 after your DELL loss) and with the money you bought 11 shares of HLF here at $40. Now you are down in this one ,too.
Please Greg, stop borrowing $500 from your family, they are tired of it. Stop wasting everybody's time here at Yahoo finance message boards . Nobody wants to see your ridiculous act where all day long you pretend to be a big time investor.
Do yourself a favor and get a job. find some honest work.
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Greg,
You are the last one who should be accussing someone else of lying. i would have hoped you would have learned some humility after your embarassing loss In DELL shares.
And Greg, youv'e lost money on every stock you've ever bought and have the audacity to call other people here, "loser"? Shameful.

Ichan will lose $200 to $300 (or more) from his Dell share ownership.
It's been an expensive way to get his name in the news, but he can afford it.

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greg,
You change stock message boards as often as you change your underwear. Every couple of weeks?
Logging on here prentending to be a successful investor/trader, making claims of owning this many thousand shares of this or that, buying low and selling high etc... Your delusional fantasy posts are sad evidence of an emotionally troubled boy , or "man".
The truth is you are unemployed with no savings, little eductation, and a family who has been giving you financial support to pay the rent, buy food etc... but is growing tired of supporting you.
Get a job and do some work, man. Spending all day on Yahoo message boards pretending you are a big shot is not helping anyone, especially you.
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greg,

You bought your 75 chares of DELL at $14.10 , tried for a couple of weeks to pump the stock price. It did not work, , stock traded down to 413,75, where you panicked , sold for a $50 loss, including commisions, and moved over here to HLF.
Now I don't know if you have 10 shares or 20 of this thing but you should realize thateven if the stock prioce moves a few dollars in your favor you will still end losing due to the $8.99 transaction costs you pay to have a trade executed.
please consider opening a savings account, accumlating a few thousand dollars, and then giving the money to Fidelity to put away for you in a mutual fund, which you may add to every time you save up a few hundred dollars.
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greag,
You've lost money on every stock transaction you've ever done. Last month it was DELL, now here you are losing money agauin, at HLF.It is absurd for you to be giving stock trading advice to anyone.