Fast Freddie does it again!

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Anonymous said:
Fred will get nothing. He could not sell B+L and will be unable to IPO it.
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Whether he sells the company or not, whether he gets the IPO or not, he will still rake the bucks in on his contract and bonuses. And all of it will come of your labor or backs.

But, he's the turnaround guy. Yeah, he turnsaround and stiffs you.
 












Anonymous said:
Fred will get nothing. He could not sell B+L and will be unable to IPO it.
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they will be able to IPO this.
And it will have a market cap in excess of the true worth.
Warburg will make money. Fred, CEO, Pres and a few others will make money on stock options.

then a month later the market cap will be half of what the IPO was.
New pres will be held accountable to make changes to return value to investors (stock holders). This will result in layoffs and many other cost cutting measures.
 






Anonymous said:
they will be able to IPO this.
And it will have a market cap in excess of the true worth.
Warburg will make money. Fred, CEO, Pres and a few others will make money on stock options.

then a month later the market cap will be half of what the IPO was.
New pres will be held accountable to make changes to return value to investors (stock holders). This will result in layoffs and many other cost cutting measures.
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You are right. If B+L is IPO or sold for more than it is worth it the company that will pay for the overvaluation by laying off the people that remain at the company after the IPO/sale.
 






Anonymous said:
You are right. If B+L is IPO or sold for more than it is worth it the company that will pay for the overvaluation by laying off the people that remain at the company after the IPO/sale.
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The employees of B+L want the company to IPO or sell at the lowest price possible. If the price is too high then the stock will drop to the accurate valuation of the company soon after it becomes public. Then the new CEO will terrorize, harass and layoff the employees to try to get the stock back up to the IPO price.

Lets hope the IPO is a complete failure so that working at B+L is a comfortable place to work at in the future.
 






Interesting place to work. The more successful you are the worse it gets. They better IPO this thing fast before he employees slacking off makes the company worth nothing.
 






Too late. Most of us are already looking. Majority have their resumes out there and ready for a more stable environment. If you haven't already done so, best be getting to it.
Good luck everyone.
 






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