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STUDENT TRANSPORTATION INC 5.25 PCT DEBS > School buses: Poor wages and working conditions
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Comment by frankstevens17on Sep 17, 2016 3:01am
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RE:RE:School buses: Poor wages and working conditions

RE:RE:School buses: Poor wages and working conditionsI don't have any doom and gloom just a balanced outlook on this and any other stock. I'll leave the cheerleading to people like you and Gallagher, at least Gallagher has a good motive for pumping the stock. Remember you can't forever keep paying out more dividends than you make in profit without a day of reckoning at some point, and a p/e ratio of 75 far exceeds to average I don't care how long it's been going on. People seem to confuse cash flow with profit.
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