QF shares hit $2.00, discuss
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Qan2.000 2.010 2.000 -0.030
Well we hit the magic $2.00 this morning...... Will this trigger anything at investor board level those more knowledgeable than I?
Well we hit the magic $2.00 this morning...... Will this trigger anything at investor board level those more knowledgeable than I?
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Will this trigger anything at investor board level those more knowledgeable than I?
Its been called exiting the building !!!
Shareholders showing no faith in this company, buy side is looking like its about
to capitulate.
No more blame game AJ shareholders are placing fingers on sell buttons cause of what your doing.
Nunc est bibendum
Yet according to our Chairman apparently it's the workers of the place who are living on another planet and according to our CEO that place is cloud cuckoo land. All of that because apparently we don't understand the business. I'd say the frustrating thing for them is that we understand the business far more than they want us to because we're calling them on their attempts to destroy it.
In an exciting new develpoment today to help boost its sagging share price QANTAS have announced the sponsorship of a new musical show RATS. This show is epected to bring QANTAS more world wide publicity tha RAINMAN.
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The writing it on the wall for the Chairman and CEO
Qantas and Alan Joyce and Leigh Clifford
Finally, reading between the lines, it all has caught up with the real rouges at Q. The clock is ticking as we watch the demise of Q management in its infancy today but defiantly heading south no matter what Clifford said in the Australian last Saturday.Not a good look for these guys!
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It has been going in circles for too long now, should be an interesting couple of weeks...
Finally, reading between the lines, it all has caught up with the real rouges at Q. The clock is ticking as we watch the demise of Q management in its infancy today but defiantly heading south no matter what Clifford said in the Australian last Saturday.Not a good look for these guys!
The new flight plan
The new flight plan | The Australian
As they finish their second bottle of fine French wine in a corner of the Sofitel lounge bar in Sydney¿s Phillip Street, Geoff Dixon and Peter Gregg warm to their task of telling the new boy on the block, Alan Joyce, how to run Qantas. The scene would have surprised many people in the industry had they witnessed it. Dixon, the departing CEO, had put his considerable weight behind Joyce to succeed him. Gregg, who had expected to get the job, had already handed in his resignation as chief financial officer. But tonight there is no sign of ill feeling. Instead, three blokes share a friendly, robust conversation.
Joyce, the baby-faced whiz-kid from Dublin, listens patiently as Dixon and Gregg dispense advice with increasing intensity, especially on the need to take business risks. There’s an easy camaraderie and an obvious affection between Dixon, 68, and Joyce, 42. And Gregg, 53, doesn’t hold back.
“It was the first time the three of us had got together since the announcement (that Joyce would be CEO),” Dixon recalls. “Close to finishing off the second bottle of wine, both Peter and I were giving him plenty of advice.”
- Glenda Korporaal
- From: The Australian
- October 18, 2008 12:00AM
The new flight plan | The Australian
As they finish their second bottle of fine French wine in a corner of the Sofitel lounge bar in Sydney¿s Phillip Street, Geoff Dixon and Peter Gregg warm to their task of telling the new boy on the block, Alan Joyce, how to run Qantas. The scene would have surprised many people in the industry had they witnessed it. Dixon, the departing CEO, had put his considerable weight behind Joyce to succeed him. Gregg, who had expected to get the job, had already handed in his resignation as chief financial officer. But tonight there is no sign of ill feeling. Instead, three blokes share a friendly, robust conversation.
Joyce, the baby-faced whiz-kid from Dublin, listens patiently as Dixon and Gregg dispense advice with increasing intensity, especially on the need to take business risks. There’s an easy camaraderie and an obvious affection between Dixon, 68, and Joyce, 42. And Gregg, 53, doesn’t hold back.
“It was the first time the three of us had got together since the announcement (that Joyce would be CEO),” Dixon recalls. “Close to finishing off the second bottle of wine, both Peter and I were giving him plenty of advice.”
It has been going in circles for too long now, should be an interesting couple of weeks...
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So why the hell hasn't the shareholders told the board where to go!! I think its time for a mutiny!! other than the board who actually likes the direction Qantas is taking? Oh sorry i mean Qantas Group
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Funny - Now this hot off the press, Q are firing every thing they have.
Virgin Australia loses potential partner to Qantas | Malaysia Airlines
Funny - Now this hot off the press, Q are firing every thing they have in the war chest.
Virgin loses potential partner to Qantas
Matt O'Sullivan
June 6, 2011 - 1:48PM
However, the likelihood of closer ties with Malaysia failed to halt a continued slide in Qantas shares today.
Qantas slumped 6.5 cents to $1.965 in early afternoon trading as the stock is weighed down by a standoff with its long-haul pilots and engineers over new employment contracts. Virgin’s shares rose 0.5 cents to 28.5 cents today.
Matt O'Sullivan
June 6, 2011 - 1:48PM
However, the likelihood of closer ties with Malaysia failed to halt a continued slide in Qantas shares today.
Qantas slumped 6.5 cents to $1.965 in early afternoon trading as the stock is weighed down by a standoff with its long-haul pilots and engineers over new employment contracts. Virgin’s shares rose 0.5 cents to 28.5 cents today.
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I wouldn't put one red cent into the joint!!! Not unless it goes to $1.70 . Thats my buy trigger. The buggers havent paid any dividend for over 12 months so what upside is there??? NIL......
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Money Looking For a Home
There is a lot of money on this planet looking for a home.With huge cash flows and asset backing of around $2.40/share Qantas will be a very attractive proposition to that money.
This is looking very much like a path that has been trodden before.
I'm with Crocodile $1.70 to $1.75 is a buy
This is looking very much like a path that has been trodden before.
I'm with Crocodile $1.70 to $1.75 is a buy
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So whats the super dooper isolvent share price ?.
"Total assets" divided "by the number of shares".
Disclaimer: I'm not an MBA, so forgive me if I am using technically incorrect terminology.
"Total assets" divided "by the number of shares".
Disclaimer: I'm not an MBA, so forgive me if I am using technically incorrect terminology.
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As I understand it, index funds (and other funds) buy and sell on market cap, so if it drops out of top 50, top 100, top 200 etc etc they have no choice but to sell.
I reckon there would be plenty on the board sh!tting themselves, plenty of managers sh!tting themselves and an Irish gimp about to make a career choice.
This arseclown gives all the convicts that help build this joint a bad name
I reckon there would be plenty on the board sh!tting themselves, plenty of managers sh!tting themselves and an Irish gimp about to make a career choice.
This arseclown gives all the convicts that help build this joint a bad name