Finally the ultimate goal of FIPNET is in sight

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Surprise, surprise. Like we didn't already know the plan of FIPNET was get the stock price of Lilly low enough for a takeover. I wonder how much John will be getting for this under the table. I'm sure he's trying to pad his retirement. Greed has no morals.
 






















































Those of you with McMansions in Carmel and Fishers may want to sell them now before a 2nd Indiana recession/depression is kicked off by the sale of Lilly. The preferred buyer has no intention of keeping the excessively high overhead of Lilly's downtown facility. Hopefully John will be able to shrink the downtown footprint in advance of the sale.
 






Anonymous said:
Those of you with McMansions in Carmel and Fishers may want to sell them now before a 2nd Indiana recession/depression is kicked off by the sale of Lilly. The preferred buyer has no intention of keeping the excessively high overhead of Lilly's downtown facility. Hopefully John will be able to shrink the downtown footprint in advance of the sale.
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Carmel Mcmansion owner here. What I did was take out the maximum home equity possible at 4.5%, now I will buy one of those slum houses near downtown, and walk to work just like John does. Then, walk away from my Carmel house, screw the local bank, hey that's how it works in Indiana. We can't all be supergeniuses, wha ha wha aha ahaha
 






Anonymous said:
Those of you with McMansions in Carmel and Fishers may want to sell them now before a 2nd Indiana recession/depression is kicked off by the sale of Lilly. The preferred buyer has no intention of keeping the excessively high overhead of Lilly's downtown facility. Hopefully John will be able to shrink the downtown footprint in advance of the sale.
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Note that John, our CEO, does not own a home in Indiana. He lives in an apartment for a reason. Remember, the Lilly leadership team only thinks about the present. A realistic long-term vision has never been a product of their leadership. FIPNET is nothing more than a "Get Rich Quick" scheme for the Lilly leadership team. For a few to get rich, many have to take a hit in their pocketbooks. Food for thought.
 






Anonymous said:
Note that John, our CEO, does not own a home in Indiana. He lives in an apartment for a reason. Remember, the Lilly leadership team only thinks about the present. A realistic long-term vision has never been a product of their leadership. FIPNET is nothing more than a "Get Rich Quick" scheme for the Lilly leadership team. For a few to get rich, many have to take a hit in their pocketbooks. Food for thought.
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That is a lot of food for thought. I won't have to eat for the rest of the week.
 






Lilly is too big to fail. John is bluffing. He's not going to sell Lilly. He just wants to get Indy's attention so he can ask the tax payers to pony up or loose 10,000+ Lilly jobs.
 


















Anonymous said:
This is all very interesting, but who would want to buy Lilly right now?
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There are two OUS drug makers that need a strong US presence to compete. Lilly would give them that presence, under the Lilly name, as well as a small boost to their pipeline. They would also be interested in a few of the manufacturing sites, but that's about it. If the price is right, Lilly would be a boost to their strategic plans.
 


















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