Frontier Investor relations: "The airline's (Frontier's) current unrestricted cash and working capital position as of September 30, 2004 was $160.1 million and $67.3 million, respectively. This compares to the company's unrestricted cash and working capital position for the same period last year of $201.3 million and $118.2 million, respectively."
I pulled this from Frontier's SEC's filings. I hope you can accept this even though it's not "from the newspaper." As you stated, since you haven't read about things "in the newspaper", it can't be true I guess.
Hmmmm........something about glass houses comes to mind. UAL is in rough shape no doubt. But you guys have burned through about 20% of your available cash and 43% of your working capital in 6 months (Frontier's fiscal year doesn't begin in JAN) and you're wondering how TED is doing? Your airline also has an operating loss for the 6 months ending Sept 30th. You tell me? How's Frontier's expansion in LAX going? How's Frontier's market share in DEN been doing in the past 12 months? You guys are going head to head with a bankrupt carrier in your only real hub and you can't even make any money? If Frontier can't even make money competiting against us when we're on the ropes and almost dead, how are you going to compete if we exit bankruptcy? I'll say it again, Fishy. The only way Frontier is going to thrive is if UAL fails. What a great business plan for Frontier!
No finacial institution wants to give United exit financing? Really? Was that in the newspaper too? I guess we got our DIP financing from the tooth fairy. After all, no one wants to give us any money.
I doubt financial results for TED will ever be broken out separately. I guess you'll be able to tell how TED is doing by just watching its growth in DEN and ORD.
Yup, it is IMPOSSIBLE to predict the price of oil. Hey Fishy, if you are so sure about the price of oil, take everything you own and start buying some options. Take every dime of your net worth and find yourself a good broker. Right now, oil is at $46.87, well below the 55 bucks it was trading at just a short time ago. Do it. Put your money where your mouth is. If you're so sure oil has nowhere to go but up, you'll be rich beyond your wildest dreams. Unless you're going to do the above, then your dribble about the price of oil is just this: Moronic.
I pulled this from Frontier's SEC's filings. I hope you can accept this even though it's not "from the newspaper." As you stated, since you haven't read about things "in the newspaper", it can't be true I guess.
Hmmmm........something about glass houses comes to mind. UAL is in rough shape no doubt. But you guys have burned through about 20% of your available cash and 43% of your working capital in 6 months (Frontier's fiscal year doesn't begin in JAN) and you're wondering how TED is doing? Your airline also has an operating loss for the 6 months ending Sept 30th. You tell me? How's Frontier's expansion in LAX going? How's Frontier's market share in DEN been doing in the past 12 months? You guys are going head to head with a bankrupt carrier in your only real hub and you can't even make any money? If Frontier can't even make money competiting against us when we're on the ropes and almost dead, how are you going to compete if we exit bankruptcy? I'll say it again, Fishy. The only way Frontier is going to thrive is if UAL fails. What a great business plan for Frontier!
No finacial institution wants to give United exit financing? Really? Was that in the newspaper too? I guess we got our DIP financing from the tooth fairy. After all, no one wants to give us any money.
I doubt financial results for TED will ever be broken out separately. I guess you'll be able to tell how TED is doing by just watching its growth in DEN and ORD.
Yup, it is IMPOSSIBLE to predict the price of oil. Hey Fishy, if you are so sure about the price of oil, take everything you own and start buying some options. Take every dime of your net worth and find yourself a good broker. Right now, oil is at $46.87, well below the 55 bucks it was trading at just a short time ago. Do it. Put your money where your mouth is. If you're so sure oil has nowhere to go but up, you'll be rich beyond your wildest dreams. Unless you're going to do the above, then your dribble about the price of oil is just this: Moronic.
