Great to see Ralph Nader write something on the very important matter of dividends and stock buybacks, see, “It’s time for Cisco to cough up shareholder cash.” (Hyperlink visible in full article view) And great to see it published by a mainstream outlet like Reuters. Billions of dollars, if not tens of billions, at companies [...]
Archive | January, 2012
GE, Gibson Dunn vs. SEC & Me Take II
Serendipitously on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I was able to relay great news for shareowners of General Electric (GE) and all publicly-traded companies. The SEC ruled the prior week that GE cannot omit my critical proposal (hyperlink appears in full article view; see page 2 of PDF) requesting its board reexamine dividend policy. GE has [...]
When the proxy system works: SEC allows critical dividend proposal at GE
As I pen this article on this day of remembering/honoring Martin Luther King Jr., an icon of activism, I am elated to share great news for General Electric (GE) and all public equity shareholders alike: the Securities and Exchange Commission has informally ruled that GE cannot omit my proposal from its 2012 Annual Meeting and proxy statement. [...]
Nintendo bottoming: worries over games proven overdone again
I have followed up on my original bullish take on Nintendo (NTDOY.PK) (JP: 7974) from June. In my latest, carried as an exclusive on Seeking Alpha, I explain why I remain bullish on Nintendo and among other things include mention of recent Japanese analyst actions. *Click “Read Full Story” below for hyperlink to Seeking Alpha.*
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