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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 5539937" data-attributes="member: 12508"><p>Define "financial peril". I doubt you can. For a CEO, it means you don't meet your goals, and Raj is treading on very thin ice. Sure, FedEx can struggle along through a series of lawsuits, bad press, and ever worsening service levels, but that isn't really succeeding, is it? </p><p>The plan will ultimately fail when the stock price tanks, and it will, and that's when you see purges of top executives. The bad press regarding service and upcoming legal challenges hasn't hit yet. All current investors and the financial gurus see is FedEx cutting jobs and raising profit forecasts. Those are always "good signs" to the investor class or the TV talking heads like Jim Cramer. </p><p>Wait and see how "crazy" I am, mate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 5539937, member: 12508"] Define "financial peril". I doubt you can. For a CEO, it means you don't meet your goals, and Raj is treading on very thin ice. Sure, FedEx can struggle along through a series of lawsuits, bad press, and ever worsening service levels, but that isn't really succeeding, is it? The plan will ultimately fail when the stock price tanks, and it will, and that's when you see purges of top executives. The bad press regarding service and upcoming legal challenges hasn't hit yet. All current investors and the financial gurus see is FedEx cutting jobs and raising profit forecasts. Those are always "good signs" to the investor class or the TV talking heads like Jim Cramer. Wait and see how "crazy" I am, mate. [/QUOTE]
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