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<blockquote data-quote="Gabba" data-source="post: 5216846" data-attributes="member: 58591"><p>yea, ok, but it's below average. it didn't beat the market. half the companies in the index did better than average and half did worse. UPS was in the latter. it's true that during the pandemic the stock doubled. but it's also true that for nearly a decade prior to that the stock traded flat. is it likely to double again in ~15 months? probably not. the other thing is that the doubling not only coincides with the pandemic but also with carol and the new contract that brings in 22.4s and saturday delivery and weekday layoffs. if you're betting on another doubling you should also be anticipating the union rolling over for whatever else carol can dream up. but if you're expecting pushback from the union or even a potential strike then you ought to plan for a dip in stock performance. I'd say it's quite foolish to plan for those to be unrelated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gabba, post: 5216846, member: 58591"] yea, ok, but it's below average. it didn't beat the market. half the companies in the index did better than average and half did worse. UPS was in the latter. it's true that during the pandemic the stock doubled. but it's also true that for nearly a decade prior to that the stock traded flat. is it likely to double again in ~15 months? probably not. the other thing is that the doubling not only coincides with the pandemic but also with carol and the new contract that brings in 22.4s and saturday delivery and weekday layoffs. if you're betting on another doubling you should also be anticipating the union rolling over for whatever else carol can dream up. but if you're expecting pushback from the union or even a potential strike then you ought to plan for a dip in stock performance. I'd say it's quite foolish to plan for those to be unrelated. [/QUOTE]
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