Stock price is below 70


















It's not surprising that your poor company culture has caught up to you.

Short sighted fools.

The top healthcare companies are patient focused, not profit focused. And these patient centered companies are the companies that end up with all the profits because they have vision and value their employees.

Also, talented and hard working people don't want to work for "angry" companies like Medtronic either. Your company probably has little, if no talent anymore.

It also cracks me up when I hear many talented people applying to your company (sometimes encourage them not to do) and don't get interviews.

Jokers. I will keep shorting your stick until there are some major changes in your leadership and core values.
 
























Back over 70 again - I can see light at the end of the tunnel

that light you see is an oncoming train. Like the Looney Tunes, this cartoon of a company will get smattered on the front end of the train but won’t necessarily die.
Everyone else will get a good laugh at the ineptitude and failures.
 








that light you see is an oncoming train. Like the Looney Tunes, this cartoon of a company will get smattered on the front end of the train but won’t necessarily die.
Everyone else will get a good laugh at the ineptitude and failures.

great comment. Medtronic will always be around just due to its sheer size and too big too fail, but over the next 5-10 years we will be a shadow of our previous self. Think GE….oh wait…the guys that tanked that giant are also the ones who trained our leadership.
 








great comment. Medtronic will always be around just due to its sheer size and too big to fail, but over the next 5-10 years we will be a shadow of our previous self. Think GE….oh wait…the guys that tanked that giant are also the ones who trained our leadership.
Stock is over $70 this week and we have a great turn around plan.
 
















Stock is over $70 this week and we have a great turn around plan.

lol, does that turn around plan include selling anything? Stock falls from 85 to sub 70 and rises 2-3 dollars on a market rally and there’s a great turn around plan?

Sounds like bs to me.

Does that turn around plan involve laying off people on a rolling basis every quarter and cutting health benefits for the next year?

Sounds like a healthy turn around right? Remove any goodwill you had left and have everyone looking to jump ship at a moments notice.