How does Honeywell measure up to the original commitment?
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Its downright bad. Past dues still remains high mainly on the military programs despite what ALT tells you. Anyone that knows how to read the playbook knows the problems years before continues to remain while newer issues like newly branded VP drives the organisation down the abyss. Line up those interviews and be diligient to write your resumes and waste no time with this company. It will continue to plunge as long as planes remains grounded and problems keeps resurfacing in a very shallow vision.
Buying back stock is the shell game that makes the stock look like a sound investment. Otherwise, there isn't any new products to keep it afloat. Get out while you still can.
Bad. Even before the pandemic it was already heading that way. The pandemic only made it quicker.
Stock prices are increasing but who knows how stock exchanges work in Wall Street anyway. Could never tell if a company is truly healthy just by looking at their stock prices anymore with creative accounting poured into books.
AERO led by MM has seen so much butchering that it has already fell from DA favor.