Thanks for the article. As for me I will keep buying stock in the company. Especially when it dips below $100.
I had $2000 bucks hanging around some years ago and bought xpo @ $ 26 change a share. I’m glad I did, the only regret is that I wished that I had thousands more to invest in xpo back then.Thanks for the article. As for me I will keep buying stock in the company. Especially when it dips below $100.
What year did you buy?I had $2000 bucks hanging around some years ago and bought xpo @ $ 26 change a share. I’m glad I did, the only regret is that I wished that I had thousands more to invest in xpo back then.
Same here in Feb of 2016 I bought stock at 23 and changeI had $2000 bucks hanging around some years ago and bought xpo @ $ 26 change a share. I’m glad I did, the only regret is that I wished that I had thousands more to invest in xpo back then.
It had to be early to mid 2016 Sucker... I can’t recall exactly. I only know for sure that it was sometime after xpo’s 2015 closing on Conway. The manager at Fidelity, where I bought the Stock, looked at me as if I had 10 heads when I told him I wanted to buy XPO logistics stock.What year did you buy?
I tried to google a time line graf/ chart of xpo’s recent growth in value but couldn’t dig anything up. Maybe you or some other computer savvy tech guy can come up with it. I gave up!!!What year did you buy?
This is a point that should be well taken by everyone!!My uncle always told me when their gonna sell the average investor will be the last to know. The janitor will know first cause their supplies will be the first to get cut and no good reason will be given.
maybe the investors are reading the TB threads. You can learn alot about a company by talking to the employees and customersBeen pretty disappointing this year. Most were expecting it to pass $120 this summer. Constant growth. Increase in market share. People must be shying away until the there is a sale or purchase made. There is only speculation in the way of further gains.
My uncle always told me when their gonna sell the average investor will be the last to know. The janitor will know first cause their supplies will be the first to get cut and no good reason will be given.
maybe the investors are reading the TB threads. You can learn alot about a company by talking to the employees and customers
XPO bought us and fired the janitors. Hasn't some of sucker666 and Hollywoodz biggest gripes conditions ? Not just working conditions. But the condition of the building and lack of fundamental supplies like toilet paper.
Is that lack of supplies brought on by a specific directive from Greenwich or the initiative of local management after being put back on a P&L? Is it even being done on purpose? Regardless of how you feel about the CEO, I find it hard to believe he's trying to save money by not buying toilet paper. It's not that expensive. (Neither is building repair, considering the cost of ignoring it. )