Post by
dask on Mar 07, 2014 12:30pm
CEO out and Finanical results
it is tempting to add to the current postion at thiese prises however while all the speculation is the the quick termination of the CEO, there must be something else to trigger this thermination, on March 14th the CEO was to host a conference call re the financial results.
Maybe it prudent to see what the finanical results will be!
Comment by
itsalie on Mar 07, 2014 12:52pm
being prudent often means you missed the boat.. I waited too long to by uranium stocks.. being prudent I guess, waiting for an announcement from japan maybe.. well that shipped sailed cco is up 40% dml has doubled.. sadly I just watched it. I think all the dad news is priced in.. and I don't really get the ceo's departure and a 10% haircut..
Comment by
shambano1 on Mar 07, 2014 1:02pm
this does not look good and considering the last surprise news about the company's capital expenditures being way over budget, I'd stay clear until financials come out. CEo's just don't leave with due cause. trend lightly
Comment by
itsalie on Mar 07, 2014 1:07pm
it might be quiet simply they fired him for the overcosts.
Comment by
itsalie on Mar 07, 2014 1:29pm
read this. https://www.bullfax.com/?q=node-oil-rail-gathers-steam-new-capacity-comes-line and this https://www.bullfax.com/?q=node-new-surge-oil-rail-boom-pipeline-uncertainty-takes-hold then maybe rethink your position
Comment by
hawk35 on Mar 07, 2014 10:40pm
There is no good time to fire a CEO. RPL.V held their earning call and annual meeting. At that meeting shareholder voted the entire board back in for another term. Two weeks later they fired the CEO. Lesson ... there is no good time to fire a CEO. You do it when it is necessary.