New York Times Sucking Wind

Sunday Paper - February 22nd, 2009

You can now purchase a share of The New York Times stock for less than the cost of their Sunday edition.  The newspaper is probably the better investment, at least you can wrap fish in it.

This chart looks very familiar, have we seen it before somewhere?

Please pay particularly close attention to the scathing yet accurate and amusing comments in the link below.

This from The Business Insider - February 18th, 2009

http://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-times-stock-now-costs-less-than-sunday-paper-2009-2

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