Post by
Thanksforplaying on Mar 24, 2014 5:42pm
CEO quit
Not a good sign. I'm sure he was forced out after the last numbers came ou showing co is out of cash
Comment by
ac0001 on Mar 24, 2014 6:03pm
You forgot to mentionned " at the end of 2014". Plenty of time to find someone more competent! As his tenure isn't a stellar one with the high's of 14$/sh (2010) to a low of 1.30$/sh (2013). Can't wait until he leave's the floor; sooner the better! Let pay him to leave sooner, and get someone from Haliburton! Ac0001
Comment by
stockhiker on Mar 25, 2014 2:43pm
You won't get someone from Haliburton to move to GPS. That comany tried this technology decadea ago and abandoned it. Another senior management change is no surprise. They have been arouund seven or eight years with declining revenue for the last 3 at least. Numbers say it all
Comment by
charbsey on Mar 30, 2014 5:45pm
Indoubtgeout I cant agree anymore with you . its almost like your siting at the family diner table discussing gasfrac future ! But a buy out this soon ? if you owned a apartment building and you finish paying it off. would you put up a forsale sign ? course not ! start the money rollin ... I don't see a buy out
Comment by
Thanksforplaying on Apr 05, 2014 9:44am
That's a silly analogy. Gfs hasn't paid their house off. They have debt and no cash. Their house is about to be foreclosed on
Comment by
ac0001 on Apr 06, 2014 3:37pm
You forgot that they have 100 million of equipment that are idle that they could sold off to pay down the debt. And they use it for keeping the bank dogs away! ac0001
Comment by
Thanksforplaying on Apr 05, 2014 9:42am
There are no fracing rules coming any time soon, especially with a liberal govt in bc and conservative in Ottawa. That is wishful thinking.