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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 5573608" data-attributes="member: 12508"><p>They've already told us and the business media several times what they're doing. I don't expect any major changes from what's already been stated lest investors become panicked. From what I've been reading, the investment community loves all of this, because cutting jobs and decreasing the operating ratio (more profit) all make a stock more attractive. What they don't know is what we already know, and that is the underlying turmoil and logistical challenges of making it work. Never mind the eventual legal issues. Most investors only look at numbers and do not consider underlying factors. They are generally ignorant about how the transportation sector functions.This all sounds great on paper.</p><p>If investors had an inner view of how the FedEx <em>Titanic </em>really functions and that Raj and Friends are pulling a big scam, they'd be abandoning ship, as they should. Not informing employees is egregious, but they don't matter as has been aptly demonstrated for many years now. They know exactly what they're going to do, and are intentionally withholding the obvious from people who should know better by now.</p><p>IMO, this whole deal will implode within a year, and Raj will be "Leaving to pursue other opportunities".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 5573608, member: 12508"] They've already told us and the business media several times what they're doing. I don't expect any major changes from what's already been stated lest investors become panicked. From what I've been reading, the investment community loves all of this, because cutting jobs and decreasing the operating ratio (more profit) all make a stock more attractive. What they don't know is what we already know, and that is the underlying turmoil and logistical challenges of making it work. Never mind the eventual legal issues. Most investors only look at numbers and do not consider underlying factors. They are generally ignorant about how the transportation sector functions.This all sounds great on paper. If investors had an inner view of how the FedEx [I]Titanic [/I]really functions and that Raj and Friends are pulling a big scam, they'd be abandoning ship, as they should. Not informing employees is egregious, but they don't matter as has been aptly demonstrated for many years now. They know exactly what they're going to do, and are intentionally withholding the obvious from people who should know better by now. IMO, this whole deal will implode within a year, and Raj will be "Leaving to pursue other opportunities". [/QUOTE]
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