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Imagine you got fired from your company and the news made it double in value. Poor guy.
by rjbwork 6y ago
Imagine you got fired from your company and the news made it double in value.
Poor guy.
- roland35 6y agoIf the company he gets hired at immediately loses half of its value then I think we can say it was him for sure!
- Judgmentality 6y agoYou say this jokingly, but the last company he worked at lost 90% of its value while he was there.
- qaq 6y agoIs he on Citadel payroll ?
- loceng 6y agoIsn't that also potentially a signal he's hired for a specific reason - not necessarily to benefit all shareholders but perhaps extract as much as they can for certain parties like executives? It still boggles my mind that Sears, with their Sears catalogue and name recognition - and tons of store locations until fairly recently - could never pivot online, where they already had distribution centres..
- castlecrasher2 6y agoThe news was known before the surge; I don't think they're entirely related.
- vardaro 6y agoHe got something like a 30m severance. He'll live
- gremlinsinc 6y agoI don't know.... Most people would blow through that in a week, two at the most. /s
- cvhashim 6y agoLifestyle creep dontcha know
- cbozeman 6y agoThis culture of rewarding failure really needs to end.
- defen 6y ago2.8 million. Still absurdly high for someone who did such a terrible job: https://twitter.com/DOMOCAPITAL/status/1364340405626671104 https://twitter.com/DOMOCAPITAL/status/1364340405626671104
- vardaro 6y agoWow. I'm way off on my source. Thanks
- vmception 6y agoImagine not having sold any of your 225,000 shares and the stock price doubled the day after you got fired. What a guy! Grifting along to another $20,000,000 with no selling restrictions. edit: and several million cash severence
- hatsunearu 6y agoIntel too. That dude got fired and the stonk mooned, lol