Thread regarding Weatherford International Ltd. layoffs

what happens to a company that has a 6.2 market cap and 7.8 B in debt

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WFT should get back to the basics and drive business from the field. Corporate needs to cut their cost not those who bring revenue in. More verbal communication less emails and computer job logs that no one reads. Too many chiefs not enough Indians. This management is the cause the company is in a hole.

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Post ID: @1B5l+D4txIYg

Losers!!!

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Post ID: @1xFd+D4txIYg

100% D/E ratio and "successful company" to do NOT go together. In Weatherford's case, cash flow, loss of market share and so on will be the death nail Q3 numbers will show everything.

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Post ID: @1uHO+D4txIYg

A lot of companies run with more than 100% debt to equity ratio and survive/thrive, Weatherford is not the only one. If we go down, it'll for other reasons not necessarily high D/E.

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Post ID: @wIR+D4txIYg

I don't know but if you are the last one at Weatherford, please turn off the lights..

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Post ID: @LvO+D4txIYg

Unless they hit hard on layoffs now it will only become worse another 10,000 layoffs required now to include support staff and middle management

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Post ID: @TqB+D4txIYg

WEATHERFORD stock price $8.55, the ship is sinking, abandoned ship,

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Post ID: @x6y+D4txIYg

They crash and burn.

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