14 Quotes by Larry Haverty

Carl fired his biggest guns and the stock is down.

He's becoming strategically complete. The business is undervalued and the stock is growing.

What you get with Disney is a low stock valuation on a company that I think will have forward earnings momentum and the strongest balance sheet the company has had in the last five years.

History shows the poison pill under normal circumstances doesn't benefit shareholders. If the corporation wants a poison pill, it's the shareholders' prerogative to decide that. Not the board of directors.

Management is not asleep at the switch. Anything you can do to move the needle in that direction is terrific for shareholders.

Management is doing the right thing. You don't want to change the driver of the horse when the strategy is clearly appropriate.

When the paper came out and the stock went nowhere, Bruce got a grade from the market for his work. It wasn't a magnum opus.

Within Time Warner right now, AOL is worth somewhere between $17 billion and $20 billion. But if the advertising business grows nicely over the next two to three years, it could be worth $25 billion to $30 billion.

What's clear right now is that the market won't reward that.