I prediced - worse case scenario - that the share price might fall to as low as 44 by which point the board would want a change of leadership. I could not imagine that a share price for such a large corporate giant could fall below 30 and when it dropped into the twenties then it felt like wall street is punishing DXC.
DXC wasn't the house and brick or even the house of sticks some analysts were lead to believe with all those quarterly investor powerpoints claiming that straw was 'the new brick' held together by magic digital glue and aspirational dreams that only 16:9 powerpoints with real photoshopped pictures could imagine.
It just came unstuck in the end. The analysts gasped, panicked and ran and the house of cards came down.
In this sorry tale, the only one who lives happily ever after is Mike.
Originally posted by @11eWGdDG-1oyr.