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Eliminate Senior Leadership Team with AI

I have a proposal for the BOD’s I think they will enjoy. Instead of laying off staff we should layoff the entire SLT with AI in order to drive company growth, innovation, and profitability. By now, the Board can already sense they dropped the ball hiring Enrique because he does nothing except lose market cap value. So why not save the company hundreds of millions by laying off the executives? Do you actually think AI would do worse? This company’s currently at its lowest point in history. Some people will read this as a joke but the more you think they more it actually makes sense. Also, think of all the stock comp that will be saved!! Buybacks will actually mean something now.


Stock going into the 30s - FT drop

I think once everyone learns that FT, who is a large client, is dropping the contract and going with a different company the stock will fall even lower. Well into the 30s. How can you have confidence in the company if they constantly get dropped by clients?


Where is the innovation

The cure is not in cutting costs. The cure is to innovate its way out of the current
predicament. Fiserv seems to be missing that point. Sure you can increase EPS by buying back stock and laying off employees, but thats not going to grow top line revenue. No one is impressed with management’s plans, and the stock price is reflecting that.


Pure speculation

I left Dell but retained the stock.I see the Trump admin gave a big DoD contract to Dell that should have gone to Microsoft. The result is a 30% increase in the stock price.

I have no inside knowledge, but with most of the earnings coming from AI servers and services - how long before they spin off the PC and accessories business like IBM did some decades back?”


It's good to see that layoffs no longer equal a stock surge, but the opposite

SentinelOne shares plunged in after-hours trading on Wall Street after the company published its first-quarter financial results and announced layoffs affecting 8% of its workforce. The cybersecurity company reported results that largely met expectations but issued a relatively weak forecast, sending the stock sharply lower in late trading.

https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/r1goyeuxgx


There have been an alarming number of senior leaders leaving

Getting out since their stock options aren't worth sh-t, I guess? I'm sure they will be replaced by external hires with no industry experience who live nowhere near a Medtronic facility!
You'd think the board would wake up to what a problem Geoff is. The stock is in the 70s!


VRP

Some people are suggesting / hoping that we'll get a VRP? Given the financial situation / stock value situation - what makes you think this may happen? I hope it will but everything I look at is so grim and I simply do not have any hope that a VRP may be in stars for us.


So, you wanna be an LL6?

LL6 is a terrible role in every way, including compensation. Don’t take LL6 unless your goal is to use it as a step toward LL5 or higher.

LL5 is where the real money, annual stock awards, and other quiet benefits start to show up compared with LL6. LL6 is basically GSR8.5.


Rebounding

Have to give credit when due. Our stock rebounded last week. Is that a sign of recovery or only one week of positive gains. I am not a financial guru so I am asking.


XOM in 401k long term stock holder 4 NUA

I was wondering if I'm one of the few XOM long career of 33 years stock holders who never traded or sold their stock mainly for NUA reasons. Invested only in XOM, S&P 500, and extended markets index. With the 170 dollar stock price I finally gave in and sold most of my XOM stock. I did the NUA and flipped 1.7 million into a Fidelity concentrated stock limited partnership for diversification purposes. Should give me close to the same returns as the S&P 500 without paying most of the taxes on XOM stock. I just paid taxes on the XOM stock with a very low cost basis, as low as 14 dollars a share.


Stock based layoffs

Did we notice a pattern here in all tech layoffs ? lot of 1-3 year experienced who got joining stocks or stocks at executive range are thrown out. Same happened with Oracle and now with Meta.
We all know Oracle was faking around the hikes and promotions with just 2 words: Longevity and Stocks. Both are gone now.


Xerox’s new 5.15% problem

A Czech boutique investment fund called STARTEEPO Invest just bought 6.7 million shares of Xerox overnight.

They now own 5.15% of the company. That officially makes a group most people in Norwalk couldn't point to on a map the 4th largest shareholder of Xerox.

What is the move?

This isn’t a passive retirement fund quietly collecting dividends. STARTEEPO filed a Schedule 13D. In corporate speak, that means they plan on speaking up. They just bought a ticket to the party and now they (somehow) want to play the music.

Why now?

Because Xerox is currently on the operating table. The company’s stock price looks like a clearance rack. STARTEEPO looked at a business generating (well, trying to) half a billion dollars in free cash flow with a deeply depressed market value and thought (right or wrong): "It's free real estate".

For the Board of Directors: the cozy, quiet boardroom days are over. Carl Icahn left a vacuum when he exited, and the board probably thought they could restructure in peace. Enter František Bostl (STARTEEPO’s chief). The fund has already explicitly stated they want to "discuss board composition and strategy".

Translation: Pack your bags, some of you are getting evicted.

For Xerox Management: expect a massive fire under executive chairs to accelerate, tweak, even change the plans underway. If management can't turn a profit fast enough, this fund will happily find people who claim they can.

Xerox spent years trying to "reinvent" itself into a sleek, modern tech-and-services company; instead, they moved so slowly they became prime bait for a mid-sized European activist fund looking for a cheap, cash-generating target.

Now, Xerox either delivers on its promises immediately, or a fund from Prague is going to dictate the terms of its survival.


Go-Go is Going to Have to Hurry Up!

Go-Go has been saying for a while now that the “Transformation” that he’s inflicted on the company are going to show real results in the year 2027.
Things are going to have to pickup pretty soon because we’re nearly 5 months into 2026 and our stock is still badly lagging our 2 main competitors stock price.