Thread regarding AIG (American Intl Group Inc.) layoffs

Why 11% drop after "Great" results?

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Well maybe someone should send info to Mike Bloomberg and tell him you will help with his election if he publishes and listens to the employees past and present about what is really happening in the corporate toxic company

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Post ID: @7guk+13woUF6g

Bloomberg news to publsih article on AIG culture and how poisonous iti is. Ought to be a good read. Will post link when I see it.

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Post ID: @6cpr+13woUF6g

Executives are paid too much for mediocre results is why. They are in way over their heads. New board members needed for stock to go up. Then replace BD and PZ with qualified leaders.

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Post ID: @4tvv+13woUF6g

Stock is At $48 this morning. Work harder to make sure BD gets his bonus. Don't you CARE!

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Post ID: @3yei+13woUF6g

Sell sell sell

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Post ID: @3lvn+13woUF6g

Because the street knows this is a poorly managed company with multiple issues.

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Post ID: @3vgh+13woUF6g

It would appear that AIG is in a game of smoke and mirrors to remain solvent. While re-insuring is a smart play, one has to believe that this type of action in a large scale warrants caution when investing in this company.

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Post ID: @axd+13woUF6g

The company is not writing any new business and is re-insuring what they have. They need to break this company up, it is over.

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Post ID: @emy+13woUF6g

What great results. It's a bunch of bull

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