Source Interlink Companies Inc. (SORC)

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  • commenter
    Jun 10 12:10 AM
    General Discussion on SORC
    buy it for the long term, assuming that the SIM business remains stable and that margins continue to improve. Consolidation of distribution centers should also improve operating margins. And finally, if the FCF that management expects pans out, then debt should gradually be reduced. A higher stock price would also allow the company to issue stock in order to pay down expensive debt more quickly. 11% plus is not a favorable rate for a company with its meager return on assets; and the faster the debt can be pared, the more likely the stock will increase, even if the EV remains the same. Reply
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    Apr 06 05:19 AM
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    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    Mar 07 01:12 PM
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    'Perky' Stocks: Do Country Clubs Make a Difference? [view article]
    I checked the returns for the five stocks (DDR, PFIS.OB, SNV, SORC, TSG) over a one year, two year, and five year period, and in all cases, three out of the five stocks outperformed. My personal opinion is that although paying for these perks may be distasteful, I think it is OK in order to retain outstanding executives of stocks that perform extremely well (not necessarily these particular stocks). Whatever the compensation is, large bonus, stock options, country club dues, free apartment, or whatever, as long as the company and the company's stock performance is excellent. Reply
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    Feb 26 10:09 AM
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    'Perky' Stocks: Do Country Clubs Make a Difference? [view article]
    You're using 6 weeks to determine whether perquisites have any impact on a stock's performance? I am not sure what the overall answer is but my plain opinion is that CEOs don't deserve to have their tax bills paid and all of these other perquisites paid for by shareholders. Mainly because at the end of the day they really just don't add much value. The market direction (cyclical bull/bears) has far more to do with the stock's performance as opposed to any CEO's management plans. Reply

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