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Bridgepoint Brass Dumping Stock
What is really noticeable is who flipped their options. What is suspicious in the long run to me is who cashed in and who did not. Looks like the former UoP guys have their own opinion on their stock. http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=BPI+Insider+Trans…— August 16, 2010 1:17 p.m.
Bridgepoint Brass Dumping Stock
To 21: Who knows. Would they even know what they are looking for to begin with. Looking at the hearing videos I can see they are only now reacting. These guys are also noticeably separating the call centers throughout SD, like you, I think this is strategic. I always considered it kind of funny they were out here anyways considering the tax shelters in other States (especially the midwest). I really like the State licensing idea, this would hopefully encourage possible recruiter licensing and/or employee screening: http://blogs.barrons.com/stockstowatchtoday/2010/…— August 13, 2010 8:58 p.m.
Bridgepoint Brass Dumping Stock
To #12 I agree. However remember most of those employees are leftovers from the mortgage brokers. Kinda makes me woozy.— August 13, 2010 8:07 p.m.
Bridgepoint Brass Dumping Stock
To #6 I do agree it is a very lucrative short stock and have taken advantage of it myself. However I would not hold it very long personally. You have to remember those dollars are over 80% government, not actual customer cash and can be taken away at the blink of an eye. These guys are buying @ .30 cents so who is really making money here? They have a very arrogant attitude if you read through their releases, and to me tend to blame. All this company would have to do is admit it, pay up, and take the opportunity to BE the leader in ethical for-profit practices, hell they all worked for UoP so they already knew what could have been changed from the start. Instead they took the best (worst) of what they learned from UoP and used it to prop up and IPO. I left at $18 and am waiting for $12. So much for agreeing with you. I do agree with your trading, but again remember who supplies that cash flow. They could just as well make an example of BPI. The others have too much Federal money already and they will more then likely leave them alone due to the student populations. I can see lincoln or apollo swooping up Ashford if it really hit the fan so those students are safe as well.— August 13, 2010 7:54 p.m.
Bridgepoint Brass Dumping Stock
How nice that executives get a bonus yet the employees are told they are not allowed to receive incentives due to DOE regulations, how nice that they do not fall into that category. Why not claim explosive growth, who is going to quit in this economy? This organization is just a big _show_ and not even a year out the bigs are cashing in, lets not forget they are already planning stock buyback, how else are they going to recover the loss and keep the stock artificially high for their own incentives. Low wages and overhead along with non-competitive salaries, what better time to claim explosive growth in your community? Again, anybody who invests this much in image alone has something up their sleeve.— August 13, 2010 4:26 p.m.