AIG : 26.64 per share as of 9/21 1:05pm EST
5 Day: -9.08%
1 Mo: -5.45%
3 Mo: -15.92%
YTD: -47.93%
1 Yr: -53.47%
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BD is auditioning for the next Weekend at Bernie's film as a stunt double. I wonder if he could form a complete sentence without a teleprompter. Nobody is coming to clean house at AIG - Icahn tried and failed, and the vultures are circling AIG's big clients, picking them off one by one.
I'm sure we'll be borrowing again to buy back stock soon, as that's the only thing keeping the stock from falling even more.
One big difference under PH, Carl Icahn. He was a real board member, not like this crew.
This management is a puppet of the board....that is why no accountability.
Clean out the coffers boyz! YES SIR!
A question for those that would understand what I'm referring to - it seemed when PH was at the helm, he was constantly underfire and it seemed it was only a matter of time before he was going to get canned which obviously he did. And, the stock was in the sixties. Now, as has been pointed out, stock is down over 50% but it doesn't seem like current mgmt is underfire. Is it that Covid is saving them? Is it that the BOD knows no outsider would take this behemoth under it's current conditions, or is it something else? How come no one is accountable?
@mdz+1731kNtr I dont think thats right.... its BLM = Brian Loves Money
Think BD thinks BLM stands for Brian’s Life Matters...
I remember M Lyons said he was looking forward to 'reap the rewards" of their work (on an investor call);
hey Mark!; reap this!!!!!!!! -50% #ARROGANCE
Lol, just 3 more years and $1.3 billion dollars and AIG will be back! What could possibly go wrong with AIG200?
you should not be so hard on BD. He did not know how bad it was when he accepted the position.
No more excuses. 3 plus years and you are a complete and utter failure. Now move along to the next victim company.