Originally Posted by
Hand Solo
The AGM will be the same old dull affair it always is. You'll get a few individual shareholders banging a drum about something but the major institutional investors won't be there and they are the ones BA listen to. There are a lot of BA employees clinging to rumours that the City doesn't like Walsh and want him out. Thats nothing but wishful thinking. The City want to see him get a grip on BAs costs and restive unions and there'll be no putsch from them.
I agree. C/C think they're owed a lot of money but they don't see the bigger picture. The major investors want WW to get the grip he has been trying to get for so long. It looks like he is there finally.