Its printing business is still struggling and will struggle for a long
time. of course they cannot sell that high margin inks into emerging
markets so easily. And on top of that other printer manufacturers are
catching up. Probably the game is finding the best of cheap coolies
and its competitors are doing a better job. looking at the way samsung
is making progress, 5 years down the line HP may well be no.2 or no.3
in printing market.

This company is a house of cards.  The first major clue is when they
begin the process of using their large deep pockets to simply buy up
other companies like Compaq EDS and so on.  This process is just a
means to extend their corporate lifecycle.  Rather than accepting that
they have peaked and are in decline, they begin to gobble up other
younger companies who are still on the uphill and consume the youth
and growth of these younger companies in with the HP decrepit
management decline to extend their life a few months or years.  Some
time and at some point soon the collapse is coming.

On Sep 23, 1:32 pm, Rxx <rajo...@gmail.com> wrote:

CIT announces a contingency plan. As soon as the courts approve CIT's
Bankrupty plan the federal government will give a 2nd bailout. This is
what happened to General Motors. Ticker GM now MTLQQ. This is great
news for the entire economy.

On Sep 23, 1:32 pm, Rxx <rajo...@gmail.com> wrote: