Why is Tornier stock down close to 12%?

Discussion in 'Tornier' started by Anonymous, May 9, 2012 at 2:11 PM.

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  1. Anonymous

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    After years of treating distributors like shit with nickle and dime antics, it is about time that the emperor is disrobed. If only the analysts knew the real reasons for slowing growth, turnover and complete disrespect of our senior management. All of us are looking for new lines to replace this bad gig. Someone needs to show the analysts the falling ASP's on the shoulder and paint the true picture of why we cannot compete in Sports Med with 3 products. Oh, and thanks for the reverse split stock options you bunch of thieves.
     

  2. Anonymous

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    It's worse than that my distributor friend. The Tornier internal dysfunction has yet to reach its climax. You think things are bad now? Just wait until the only resources and advocates you have at your disposal are fired simply because Stafford doesn't fit into a strategic "plan." The best of Tornier's true talent is gone or will be shortly leaving no internal voice of reason.

    Good luck.

    If HBR is looking for a case study on how to go out of your way to really destroy a company, this is it.
     
  3. Anonymous

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    Don't sell short all of the talented internal staff in MN that they hired away from AMS and others...selling penile implants is so relevant to total shoulders.
     
  4. Anonymous

    Anonymous Guest

    The answer to the original question is the company's stock price was driven up by takeover speculation.