Matter of time before some of us see wage/bennie reductionsWhoa !!!! Xpo stock down 20% so far today and still falling . That 3-4 x’s more than its peers . Someone hit the brakes
Matter of time before some of us see wage/bennie reductions
Spot on !When your 'metrics' mean more to you than actually moving freight then your credibility in the industry takes a hit. When that happens, in times like we are in right now, the markets, and the companies that support those markets, turn towards the companies that are credible within our industry. We move freight, but we are far from credible or even reliable.
New email today:
Team,
From my bunker everything looks great !
On January 15, we announced that we’d consider the sale or spin-off of four of our five business units. This morning, we announced that we terminated the strategic alternative processes, in light of market conditions. We have five kinda strong businesses, and I’m confident that we’ll continue to do great things as one XPO. I have seen the reaction from Wall Street and decided this my best bet to increase my personal wealth.
I very much appreciate how focused you’ve been in serving in this dangerous crisis.
Brad
Suckers!
At on point is in the upper 30’s$40.69 a share. Just saying.
Employee company stock buy program here I come!$40.69 a share. Just saying.
Too soon. Like the late Tom Petty said , "we're free falling!!!"Employee company stock buy program here I come!
Too soon. Like the late Tom Petty said , "we're free falling!!!"
There are better stocks to buy than Xpo at this point. Xpo is very volatile even in its sector of stocks. Yes this is a good time to buy in but be prudent. Xpo would not be top of my listEmployee company stock buy program here I come!
Employee company stock buy program here I come!
This is a very good point.If for some unknown reason someone wants to buy the stock, they should do it through a broker like Schwab or Fidelity. Then you can buy the stock at the price YOU WANT to pay and sell it WHEN YOU WANT. The company buy is set on a day the company decides and you pay what the selling price is on that day less 5%, and there is a restriction on selling it for 90 days. It is not a good deal.
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Yup the 5% discount isn't worth the 90day restrictionIf for some unknown reason someone wants to buy the stock, they should do it through a broker like Schwab or Fidelity. Then you can buy the stock at the price YOU WANT to pay and sell it WHEN YOU WANT. The company buy is set on a day the company decides and you pay what the selling price is on that day less 5%, and there is a restriction on selling it for 90 days. It is not a good deal.
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