Arbalister
join:2007-11-24
St Catharines, ON | Teachers Pension Fund
Start cc'ing them your letters to the CRTC etc.
»money.canoe.ca/News/Sectors/Medi···-cp.html |
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have fun
@videotron.ca
| Ontario Teachers Pension plan Email for the toronto business office:
communications@otpp.com
»www.otpp.com/web/website.nsf/web/home
Make them aware bells infrastucture is falling apart to the point that bell must limit all their wholesalers bandwidth and limit their users online activities.
make them aware of the public relations nightmare they are buying
make them aware people are leaving in droves.
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Bellundo
@bell.ca
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The Teachers Pension Fund are clueless. They haven't a clue. Didn't they pay like 9 dollars a share for a worthless stock called clearnet or whatever it was trading at one dollar a share at the time? Fido or some crap like that? The intrinsic share value of that share was zilch, nothing at the time and they paid 9 bucks a share for it. They're buying and selling garbage without the teachers' knowledge. Well all i can say is they better look well beyond freedom 55 with all the dumb moves the teachers pension fund have made and are making. Like i already said Madison Dearborn will pull out as the deal is way, way overpriced at 52 billion. That's where the problem lies for the morons that bought shares today in BCE. The banks won't fund this deal unless it's repriced at a lower price. |
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NiGHTS
join:2008-03-23
| Teachers Pension Fund are very smart investors, among the smartest in the world. Teachers is buying them for a long-term investment. They will be the majority owner, but will not have the majority control, because a pension fund in Canada cannot. They will not be making business decisions for BCE. Unfortunately they probably have little idea how this will hurt their investment long-term. |
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Arbalister
join:2007-11-24
St Catharines, ON
 ·TekSavvy Solutions..
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said by Bellundo :
The Teachers Pension Fund are clueless. That's not entirely true. The pension fund is an income trust - they are in business to make money, and they're damned good at it. They own a lot more stuff then you'd think - I mean...how many retirement funds could pull off buying a majority stake in BCE? And the Leafs - say what you will about the Leafs they are number 1 in one very specific area, which is what the Fund wanted...the Leafs make more money in merchandise, ticket sales, concessions, etc, then any other hockey team.
One thing you can be certain of is that the management structure of BCE is about to change radically. The Fund will cut waste without remorse. |
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