Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. Message Board
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Safeway has decided to pay down two billion of its six billion in debt, and use the rest of its newly found Canadian money to buy back shares. By not using all of its Canadian money to pay down debt, Safeway is artificially making its earnings per share look better, hence giving the top executives the ability to fork over more money for themselves. If they really cared about the long term future of Safeway, ALL the Canadian money would be going to pay down debt, which is what is truly needed to allow Safeway to compete with less leveraged grocers in the future.
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Three companies could go after Cliff and they are players
by deputyhatchet •Jun 7, 2013 1:29 PMcaixujin: nice to read an informative posting on the CLF board.
Sentiment: Buy
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Todays silver lining is this. So far in June, the highest volume was on June 4 at 14 million plus. CLF was up 1.10 that day. Todays decline of .61 was on reduced volume of 9 million plus. Perhaps the start of next week will be more like June 4 as the selling seems to have abated.
Sentiment: Buy
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CLF is going down to $8..no demand..free money by BEN
by listen_jockers •Jun 7, 2013 12:55 PMonly de troof: good reply to a silly posting.
Sentiment: Buy
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About a month ago, CLF's was selling in the 23 range. Today, the 18 range. What is different ( in the last month ) that has caused Cliffs to drop five dollars? It appears to be oversold at current levels.
Sentiment: Buy
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spitz: good informative reply.
Sentiment: Buy
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mrsuerte:very good post. made a lot of good bullet points in just a few lines.
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Why? What's your reason?
Sentiment: Buy
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I think you want the Hormel board.
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Has to be a plus for Cliffs in tomorrows trading.
Sentiment: Buy
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mrsuerte: consensus is FE will keep on going indefinitely making a bit more in earnings than they are paying out in dividends. Not much growth in earnings or dividends. What's your take?
Sentiment: Hold
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Arcelor Mittal just sold a stake in its Canadian iron ore operations to an Asian consortium for over a billion dollars. Guess there's hope for Cliffs afterall Someone's interested in buying iron ore properties.
Sentiment: Buy
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Clf gap at 18.8 is filled today, should be up from here
by kidshappyismygoal •May 29, 2013 12:50 PMHow did you arrive at the 18.80 figure?
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dumbest bunch of longs ever seen here on this board
by loganalexanderoh •May 28, 2013 4:02 PMThanks frank867444..I do not believe Rio is mining in India. Most of Rio's iron ore is mined in Australia.
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What's your take on Rio Tinto? A "reply" to your recent post wouldn't go through.
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dumbest bunch of longs ever seen here on this board
by loganalexanderoh •May 28, 2013 4:02 PMfrank867444:what's your opinion of Rio Tinto at current levels?
Sentiment: Buy
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Credit Suisse downgraded First Energy to "market perform", and a report was issued today indicating new utility power generating stations are to be built in the near future in greater numbers than originally believed.
Sentiment: Hold
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Why hasn't Starbucks just gone 100% knockoff K-Cups like Treehouse Foods?
by rraeus •May 23, 2013 9:39 PMCome on Paula. My Keurig is only six months old. I don't want to have to replace it so soon.
Sentiment: Hold
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imported IO price in China down another half dollar today
by stockgangster •May 24, 2013 9:02 AMjimjones 62: In your opinion, is Cliffs or Rio Tinto the better bet at current prices?
Sentiment: Buy
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Paula651: where should GMCR stock be trading at six months from now?
Sentiment: Hold