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GV Flyer posted:

That affection is deserved, the boys at the South Carolina Gulfstream Preserve have worked hard for and grown with Richard's little air force.

I don't think Santulli likes you guys that much. Where he's from loyalty is important. He still tries to run NetJets like it's a New Jersey family business...

What you guys have shown him recently I doubt he views as loyalty, probably more like an attack on his bottom line at the company he built from scratch.

I doubt he will give you anything in the way he does for NJI because he feels that he needs to retain things such as a decent domicile policy for the next time you drag him accross the coals in one of your combat contract negotiations.

GV

Just wanted to dot the i's and cross the t's on this one.

I'm happy RTS is lovey dovey with his fair haired children, but he also reaped the benefits of his red headed stepchildren growing the company. In fact RTS basically grew the company on the backs of the stepchildren.

Point two...this ain't no NJ family business anymore. It's time to change the paradigm.

What is decent about this domicile policy? It makes no sense at all. It is a poison pill left (hopefully for him) to fester for four years. I hope this backfires.
 
Cosmo, Do your homework. Christ man, there is no Flexjet Stock, are you sure you're not stupid. Go to Bombardier.com and look for a link to last year's annual report.

Did you not get the realignment email last week for CAS in Canada.

The more you say things that are patently untrue make you seem more uninformed, no one wants to follow stupid over the hill.


No flexjet stock huh? "patently untrue"? Wow, you must be really smart. Why don't YOU read the 10K you MORON. Go to the canadian stock exchange. So funny, give a guy a challenger 300 and he thinks he's the SEC chairman. Keep drinking kool-aid and don't forget to wipe your chin.
 
SkyGirl is back to harrass fractional pilots?

We need you to get back to working on more tax cuts for the rich.

Hi, Guns!

The current temporary tax cuts benefit the middle class as well. So does the administration's 15% capital gains rate, if you invest. Remember that under Mr. Clinton that rate was 28%.

I lurk here when time permits. I am only driven to post when I don't understand something and need to ask a question or when I see something blatently wrong - such as the gentleman stating that there is a Flexjet stock.

Bombardier stock is traded on the Canadian Exchange as:
  • Common shares Class A (BBD.A): 097751-10-1
  • Common shares Class B (BBD.B): 097751-200
  • Preferred shares Series 2 (BBD.PR.B): 097751-50-7
  • Preferred shares Series 3 (BBD.PR.D): 097751-60-6
  • Preferred shares Series 4 (BBD.PR.C): 097751-70-5

Bombardier does not file a 10K as they are not traded on any US exchange so has no SEC requirement to do so.

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Hi, Guns!

The current temporary tax cuts benefit the middle class as well. So does the administration's 15% capital gains rate, if you invest. Remember that under Mr. Clinton that rate was 28%.
Ok. Thanks we apreciate it.

UNIONS. We are doing our part to help the middle class by negotiating the Pay Raises
 
Skygirl,


Wow, Skygirl knows how to copy and paste from the home page!

A 10K is an Annual Report--same thing found on the home page.

As of June of this year Flexjets stock is the BBD.B symbol.

I am only driven to post when I don't understand something and need to ask a question or when I see something blatently wrong

OH and by the way, its "blatantly" not "BLATENTLY". Or was that not as blatantly "obvious" for you?
 
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Skygirl,

As of June of this year Flexjets stock is the BBD.B symbol.

OH and by the way, its "blatantly" not "BLATENTLY". Or was that not as blatantly "obvious" for you?

Good catch A-man! She did misspell blatantlty (although I did find "blatently" in my Urban Slang Dictionary), but she's dead right about the stock.

To say that Bombardier B (BBD.B) stock is Flexjets stock and not Bombardier common stock is just plain nuts.






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You Are Incorrect

No flexjet stock huh? "patently untrue"? Wow, you must be really smart. Why don't YOU read the 10K you MORON. Go to the canadian stock exchange. So funny, give a guy a challenger 300 and he thinks he's the SEC chairman. Keep drinking kool-aid and don't forget to wipe your chin.

Bombardier is laying another 1000+ employees and there is no flexjet stock. There is a stock that flexjet employees can buy as well as every other employee at bombardier through the purchase plan. Maybe that is what you are talking about. I'd worry a little more about keeping your job.
 
I'd worry about getting a fair contract; otherwise, the job may not be worth keeping. You may like it, but can you afford to keep it? After watching them slash the health care benefit I'd be worried about what they might do next. A contract isn't only about the money; it's about being protected from managers' bright ideas at your expense.
 

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