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Thursday, October 09, 2008

Gannett Corporation Shatters Previous Record Low Again Today

Gannett Corporation - (The Daily Times parent company) - set a new record low, yet again, today. The newspaper giant is now trading as low as $13.77 per share.

It might even go lower as there is still 1 hour left in todays trading.

Click Here: http://finance.google.com/finance?q=NYSE%3AGCI

9 comments:

  1. Why do you keep posting this stuff--who would be dumb enough to buy stock in any company that owned the Daily Times ??

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  2. The stock - GCI - is virtually worthless. It's a reflection of their local newspaper too. The Daily Times is so biased that they have lost sales because of their illustrious liberal history.

    Locally, they've put all of their eggs on Gilchrest. Everyone knows Gilchrest is liberal. They've put all of their eggs on Governmental expansion, to the detriment of our citizens. They've aligned themselves with so much special interest that people just don't consider them credible anymore.

    These are just parts of the scenario that have led up to their current demise.

    And then, you have SBYnews. This fairly new news media really makes The Daily Times look bad. I swear, I truly believe SBYnews is going to drive 'the last nail in their coffin'.

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  3. I just bought 1000 shares!!

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  4. What was that i said about the eights Joe.

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  5. you are kidding me right? the whole market tanked below 9,000. what is one company when the whole market is going down the tubes.

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  6. Is Gannett the only Corp to shatter previous record lows?

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  7. There are companies in worse shape. GM is down to $4 a share.

    Anon 4:14: Uhhh how does a newspaper put its "eggs" (wtf does that even mean?) on a politician? That's not how newspapers work. You must be a chicken farmer or something.

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  8. 9000 is about where the market should be, the political artfull dodgers knew what they were doing when they over inflated our home tax assessments.

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  9. if you really want a car built in the usa you better do it soon

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