@itsAntWright It does when you see the dollar amounts behind the deal and lump sum total, along with all the extra influence they’re being offered at the Conference level in exchange for signing on
@Swordfishv44183 These sales are part of a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. There’s no discretion involved at this point, he entered into the plan in November 2022.
@BP_Rising You have to consider the increase in money supply over that time too. Basically proportionate to the market. More money floating around means more money in the market. Nothing’s impossible, but I don’t that significant a downturn is likely.
@RevShark I agree, and especially true for those interested in transactional practice. Law school being taught entirely through the lense of case law works for litigators, but doesn’t help with any kind of transactional practice.
@pabzay@loggyrhythm They have always previously and in my opinion will continue to pay off debt early. They’re not going to pay 6% interest for 4 years. Go look at their debt repayment history.
@pabzay@loggyrhythm My brother, you should read the terms of the actual bonds. I don’t know where you’re getting this magical 5% interest rate that applies universally to all of the company’s debt, but I can assure you you’re wrong on this one.
@pabzay@loggyrhythm Yes, this is standard procedure with cyclical businesses in a down cycle. From a corporate governance perspective, it indicates honest management and conservative accounting. $MU has a healthy enough balance sheet to survive even a 5+ year downturn.
@LiebermanAustin While I agree - not good, the headline numbers seem more alarming than they actually are. Inventory write downs are largely responsible for the EPS miss (they account for -$1.34 EPS). Write downs were, imo, to be expected.
Buffett with another sizable buy on Occidental Petroleum. That’s a total of ~17.4 million shares at a cost of ~$1.04 billion in just the last 24 days.
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