Chesapeake Business Practices

[onthestrip]

The thing is is that we aren't really the ones saying this. These concerns are coming from national writers and industry experts. One thing that I don't think anyone can disagree with is his $75 mil salary a couple years ago when the stock price tanked. That is complete recklessness.

[Snowman]

The thing is is that we aren't really the ones saying this. These concerns are coming from national writers and industry experts. One thing that I don't think anyone can disagree with is his $75 mil salary a couple years ago when the stock price tanked. That is complete recklessness.

Many 'national writers' analysis is totally/nearly useless, that is why their day job is writing about stocks not trading them.

[MikeOKC]

Today - it's the Wall Street Journal. "
"Chesapeake CEO Faces Storm"
http://www.okctalk.com/showthread.ph...389#post437389

Yes, Aubrey, we keep telling you it's a public company now!

[onthestrip]

Many 'national writers' analysis is totally/nearly useless, that is why their day job is writing about stocks not trading them.

Well now its just another writer, from the nobody newspaper Wall Street Journal. They probably dont know anything either.

Chesapeake may very well be fine and go on to do great things and make shareholders happy but it doesnt have to take any national writer to realize that Aubrey has stocked the board with yes-men that do whatever he wants them to do. Hard for board members to say no when they are getting the compensation he gives them