PoirotAtUPS
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Quarter Earnings - what should we expect?
It’s the 2nd quarter. Expect more of the same.Quarter Earnings - what should we expect?
Quarter Earnings - what should we expect?
kiss or kick?Listen to Wall St. kiss Carol's ass.........
Well at least if we're going to spend a billion dollars to buy back shares and that was a good time to buy them while they're on sale(Bloomberg) -- United Parcel Service Inc.’s shares tumbled the most in more than 15 years after the parcel giant reported a profit well short of Wall Street’s estimates amid pressure from wage inflation and soft package demand.
Adjusted second-quarter earnings were $1.79 per share, the parcel giant said Tuesday in a statement. Analysts had predicted $1.98 a share on average, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Revenue was also short of expectations.
UPS narrowed its revenue guidance for the full year to $93 billion from a prior forecast of as much as $94.5 billion. The company also restarted a share buyback program targeting around $1 billion annually.
“Today’s weaker-than-expected results will not leave investors with a feeling of confidence in the outlook,” Barclays analyst Brandon Oglenski said in a research note.
kiss or kick?
Sold UPS Freight, Sold Coyote what is next? The Menlo group we bought? UPS Cartage?
well, better not bigger and only wanting the more profitable volume sure went out the window in a hot minute
So did guaranteed times on Air productsCustomer Service went first….many moons ago…
Who’s steering the ship? Iceberg, dead ahead!
Wait, wait, wait, so your’e telling me, all these changes that make no sense aren’t working? Nooooo!!!!(Bloomberg) -- United Parcel Service Inc.’s shares tumbled the most in more than 15 years after the parcel giant reported a profit well short of Wall Street’s estimates amid pressure from wage inflation and soft package demand.
Adjusted second-quarter earnings were $1.79 per share, the parcel giant said Tuesday in a statement. Analysts had predicted $1.98 a share on average, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Revenue was also short of expectations.
UPS narrowed its revenue guidance for the full year to $93 billion from a prior forecast of as much as $94.5 billion. The company also restarted a share buyback program targeting around $1 billion annually.
“Today’s weaker-than-expected results will not leave investors with a feeling of confidence in the outlook,” Barclays analyst Brandon Oglenski said in a research note.