RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Fiscal SuicideNow 1 month charts are a moving target so let's just compare 52 week highs to Friday close.
All of these stocks hit their 52 week highs recently.
ARX $21.05 - $22.05 = -1.00 / 22.05 x100 = -4.76%
KEL $6.89 - $7.50 = -0.61 / 7.50 x 100 = -8.13 %
POU $30.03 - $33.80 = -3.77 / 33.80 x 100 = -11.15%
CR $5.92 - $6.94 = -1.02 / 6.94 x 100 = -14.70%
AAV $9.43 - $12.19 = -2.76 / 12.19 x 100 = -22.64%
Which pulled back the most and which pulled back the least from their 52 week high?
Which shareholders are hanging on to their shares and which are selling off?
GLTA ARX BULLS
Quintessential1 wrote: Clean your own house and then maybe you won't have to play this broken record so often.
Lets check the 1 month chart for pullbacks shall we
ARX -3%
AAV -5%
KEL -8%
POU -10%
CR -11%
Which stocks did you say you own again?
Taking a beating huh?
CR down the most and they don't even a pay a divy. Too bad they don't buyback.
Stupid accountants! LOL
GLTA ARX BULLS
MyHoneyPot wrote: The share buyback for ARX have done nothing except evaporate capital. They would be better off with the money in the bank earning 5%.
It costs money to hold arx shares, and they sure are taking a beating in the market place. So the share buyback wasted a lot of capital, and that resulting in no capital residing on the balance sheet when it came time for a mega capex spend cycle, this is all because management has been sitting on its hands for years. So what did it cost shareholders for ARX management to sit on their hands for years a stupid amount, compounded with generous shares and options.
I wonder when ARX will not be run by the accountants, and will really be an oil and gas company agian.
ARX stopped hedging because the Accounts crippled the company to a point where their were hardly viable.
Bibby is death to the company, worst CFO in all of the patch. So inefficient that is why are is grossly overstaffed. Time for a house cleaning.
IMHO