Whitney Tilson, lead manager of the Tilson Focus Fund, says "Buffett hasn't lost it".
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Sites of Interest
Portfolio Armor
Short Screen
Shadow Stocks
Algorithmic hedging tool for stocks and ETFs
Short Screen
Tools and ideas for short sellers
Shadow Stocks
An investment blog with a focus on small stocks
Feedjit
Posts
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(451)
-
▼
May
(31)
- Better Late than Never
- Are Inflation Fears Overdone?
- The Credit Crisis and Courtney Love
- Bright Lights, Peak Oil
- Warren Buffett can Breathe a Sigh of Relief
- Built to Last
- Remembering Roy Benavidez on Memorial Day
- A Note about the Light Posting Here Recently
- A Stock-Promoting Prodigy
- A Sucker for a Pretty Business Journalist
- Algebra Challenge
- John Mauldin's Latest
- Open Thread
- Edelheit versus Cramer
- Edelheit Agonistes
- English Needs Another Word
- China's Economic Transition
- Alloy Steel's 10-Q
- Gaseous Anomaly?
- An African Perspective on Economic Development
- PhotoChannel and Facebook
- Two Press Releases from Destiny Media
- Following "Dutch" versus "Going Dutch"
- KSW Reports Q1 Earnings
- The Stock Also Rises
- The Perils of Straying into Politics
- Penny Ante Arbitrage Update III
- Something to Cheer up my New British Readers
- Hussman's Latest
- Hatton v. Pacquiao
- An Astronomer with a Sense of Humor
-
▼
May
(31)
About Me
- DaveinHackensack
- Just a man with a man's courage. Older comments are moderated so I am made aware of them. Please note also that none of what I write here should be construed as investment advice. Please do your own due diligence and use your own common sense before making any investment decisions.
4 comments:
Dave, you see this story about the guy from DSNY going over to Yangaroo?
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/May2009/25/c6821.html
Kind of odd, don't you think?
Hadn't seen that, Albert, so thanks for the heads-up. I'll ask DSNY next time I speak with them, but I doubt they'll comment on why he left, as companies usually keep mum about personnel issues for legal reasons.
Sure, I understand that. He obviously know the business(es) well enough. I just look at YOO's income statements and balance sheet and don't see how they are going to have any cash after the end of this year. They're on a run rate to burn through basically all their cash left by year end. They only have a couple hundred thousand dollars in revenue per quarter, and where are they going to get the money to continue operating (not to mention financing the patent suit they filed in Wisconsin).
OK, just got off the phone with Fred Vandenberg at DSNY. This fellow Ernst's employment with DSNY ended last fall, but other than that, as I expected, Vandenberg didn't have any comment on the circumstances of the end of Ernst's employment with DSNY. Vandenberg was unconcerned by Yangaroo's hiring of Ernst though.
Post a Comment