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Non-Tech : FTL- Fruit of the Loom

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (90)11/2/2000 6:46:18 AM
From: Arthur Tang  Read Replies (1) of 161
 
Prematured statement to be out of bankruptcy soon by the management is a concern. Most bankruptcy stocks keep on going back to chapter 11.

I am writing on RagingBull thread that FTLAQ should hide in chapter 11 until earnings have no place to hide. Then stock would have risen enough to settle for the pre-filing debts easily.

If the specialist of FTL is still watching FTLAQ and has a position in it. I am advising him to discuss with the present management, and advise the ceo of the birds and the bees. When I see a million share trading day and the offer size stays 50 lots; I know the big wheel is still trading FTLAQ.

Lets try to put the situation of FTLAQ together. The necessity of financial planning for the bankruptcy firm shall be discussed here. The shut down plants will be either sold or converted for new product production. Opportunity for customers to support and buy into the firm is also a good way to do financial planning. Bank support is currently adequate, no change is needed here.

You are all welcome to post here, to see how you could help management to become a strong company, that you would like to own.
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