Negative trend continuing since Q4 which also under-performed. But the good news is they bought back $6 billion in stock in 2019. Max out those credit cards!!!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/union-pacific-unp-down-2-163004425.html
Negative trend continuing since Q4 which also under-performed. But the good news is they bought back $6 billion in stock in 2019. Max out those credit cards!!!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/union-pacific-unp-down-2-163004425.html
What do Union Pacific and the country of Cyprus have in common? They're both 25 billion dollars in debt. LMAO.
I think it will happen sooner than later. Can’t show these drops in revenue like they are. The bled it as long as they can, now they have to make it work and they can’t.
Until one of two things happen and yes there is likely more then two major things. 1) the company can not show an increase in revenue just by cutting employees, closing shops/yards, storing locomotives anymore. 2) they finally manage to get on the governments radar by either having a massive incident/accident that can’t be ignored. Yes I realize number 2 isn’t as likely to happen as number 1 but those are two things I see as possibly coming to the surface soon
Nobody is untouchable it’s all about the $$. Don’t perform and you get canned. See the previous COO.
They’re untouchable
That’s true and pretty much what has happened widely across the market since the jobs creating tax cut took effect.