🚀 go-pugleaf

You make me cry (:-)

They lost 50% (that's half) stock value in 6 months. Then, after announcing
the bullsh_t, lost another 15% of that half left.

And guess what? If Kerry wins, its stock is gonna DIVE another 5%-15% in a
SINGLE day ...
guess why?

"No Soup 4 U" <nosoup4u@nomail.com> wrote in message
news:Xns95895C8658437nosoupsoupaguy@204.127.204.17...
> Im not exactly sure (im not in a Sinclair Market) But I will say this..
> With all the noise generated by "Stolen Honor" they are going to make a
> crapload of money.
>
> All politics aside, controversey = $$$. Its really that simple. Not
> enough advertisers pulled out to affect much, And, most likely those who
> stay will garner massive viewership.
>
> Some will watch it because they Hate Kerry, others will watch it because
> they hate Bush and can't wait to tear the producers a new one with their
> own words.. And others will watch it for the same reason people gawk at
> traffic accidents on the highway, Call it 'morbid curiosity'
>
> I expect after all is said and done, Sinclair stock will be pretty much
> where it was before they annonced "Stolen Honor", in respect to the
> market.. That is, if the market as a whole is up or down 5% from that
> date, Sinclair will be up or down by about the same percentage.. Hell,
> they may even get a short term Bump in value because of it.
>
> Now, considering Politics..
>
> I wonder exactly HOW they are going to modify their broadcast.. It could
> be more neutral, or even more biased, or simply shorter with live
> commentary.-- None of this will be known until they air it, barring any
> 'leaks'.
>
> Regardless , its going to be newsworthy. And media coverage = ratings.
>
> "garbaman" <garbaman@hotmoil.com> wrote in
> news:ObudnTngNYW4wOrcRVn-hw@comcast.com:
>
> > "In three days, Sinclair's stock slid nearly 15 percent. Yesterday, a
> > collection of Sinclair's shareholders called in the lawyers.
> > Glickenhaus & Co., a New York money-management firm that owns
> > significant shares of Sinclair, informed the broadcaster that they
> > would sue unless it altered plans to air the film. Additionally, a
> > group led by a New York hospital-employees pension fund announced that
> > it was suing the broadcaster to recover damages from alleged insider
> > trading and any fallout from the "Stolen Honor" controversy. The group
> > served Sinclair with papers yesterday. Calls to the broadcaster for
> > comment went unreturned."
> >
> > http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6293163/site/newsweek/
> >
> > One question?  Who the f   buys stock in these morons, anyway?
> >
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