Mastercard Incorporated Message Board
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would have expanded when they saw the likes of KMart there probably never would have been a Wal Mart. But the managment was a sleep at the wheel. Same fate here and the same.
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Makes sense. The morning after pill eliminates the need for abortions of a actual conceived and formed baby. Smart man that Frost. Most people who bet against his business savvy end up broke. From the ignorance of your above post I would say you are a candidate for BK.
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Wish I would have bought something else.
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I think they spent right at $2 billion buying back 125 million shares the past two years. Or something close to that.
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Seems if the Cyprus disaster actually made gold prices drop that gold only has one
by bigg_redd_rockett •Mar 26, 2013 2:56 PMThere is only one novice here david, and it is NOT me. I could not reply to your ridiculous response on the other thread as the reply button would not work (go Yahoo) but just when one thinks he has it figured out is when he finds out he doesn't. A novice investor has yet to figure that out though.
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recommends something. The stocks seem to generally pull back about 1/2 or a little more of the run up caused by the pump. But this is bleeding like a gut shot pig.
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They back out of face BK in a couple of years IMO.
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don't worry about them) they will continue to get rich off your money. Buying a gold mine wen gold is falling out of favor and dropping is not the smartest move. If Cyprus could not get gold moving up[ward it ain't going to move upward. I figure at $1000 an ounce gold HL is BK.
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way to go from here. DOWN. This was like a wet dream come true for the gold bugs (Cyprus) and it di absolutely nothing for gold prices. Scary #$%$ if your long.
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Management makes horrible decisions, share prices tumble. What does
by bigg_redd_rockett •Mar 26, 2013 10:24 AMGet ready to load up back in the $6's in the next day or two. You can buy all the way down to a buck if gold drops 25%.
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Who is the idiot analyst that has a $11 price target on TPLM?
by bballerbynature •Mar 25, 2013 10:11 PMHope he is right as I bought at $8.12 and watched it fall from there.
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Newsletter pump starting to bleed off. Just like clockwork. I am a buyer at $17.
by bigg_redd_rockett •Mar 22, 2013 9:54 AMWow, what a dump. Just bought my first limit order at $16. 70. Have another at $16.50.
Ugly action. Might cancel the $16.50 one and see what tomorrow brings. -
that would run up rates and help TBT rise but with the Cyprus debacle I now wonder if the auction will be seen as a safe haven for the money pulling out of Europe that will surely begin because of Cyprus.
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Management makes horrible decisions, share prices tumble. What does
by bigg_redd_rockett •Mar 26, 2013 10:24 AMHave you been living in a cave?????? Did you miss the huge blunder in overpaying for a non productive low grade mine? Did you miss their failure at keeping production costs down? Did you miss the price collapse of the stock? Did you miss the fact managment took no paycut for such actions?
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Newsletter pump starting to bleed off. Just like clockwork. I am a buyer at $17.
by bigg_redd_rockett •Mar 22, 2013 9:54 AMReally weak today with a strong market. I think it will pull back into the mid $16 in the next couple of weeks. Just lowered my buy limit.
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and looked into buying some. Oh my, why would anyone buy this company? They have failed at everything they have attempted in the heavy oil arena it appears and THAI looks like a joke.
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management do while shareholder value is being destroyed. They give themselves huge compensation for their horrible performance and stock price. And there you have it--the story of IAG.