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    Ed
    Ketchoyian
    May 08 09:00 AM
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    Vultures Already Inspecting Sprint's Carcass [view article]
    There is a major factual error in this article. A correction will be added in the next day. My apologies. Reply
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    Jay Bruin
    May 08 03:55 AM
    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    Don't be too optimistic that Sprint will be able to spin off Nextel. Many, Many Sprint sites were integrated into Nextel sites meaning that Sprint and Nextel antennas share a common rack and the Sprint telecom equipment was installed inside Nextel equipment shelters. In layman's terms -- the gear that makes the cellular sites work is too mixed together to separate into two separate cellular sites that two different companies could separately operate. Sprint and Nextel's integration problems were well known, separating them again will be even messier. Reply
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    raceluver
    May 08 02:53 AM
    Deutsche Treat - Cramer's Lightning Round (5/6/08) [view article]
    I agree this guy cramer is wild and he just throws out stuff without convincing or compelling reasons. I mean how sensible is it to just say"buy" or "sell"?? Reply
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    Doug Liser
    May 07 11:15 PM
    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    It's hopeless - Sprint should have just bitten the bullet and dumped iDen while keeping the Nextel customers and spectrum years ago. But I guess that would have been too obvious to Wall Street that they WAY OVERPAID. I can't imagine now, with CDMA so mature anyone else would keep iDen running. It's worth almost nothing -- too bad for those guys in Latin America that made something useful in spite of the mess here -- get a truck and see how Motorola gives you on trade. Reply
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    Trader T
    May 07 07:48 PM
    Vultures Already Inspecting Sprint's Carcass [view article]
    As a former customer, someone needs to buy this company and break it up for its parts. The customer service is horrid and coverage is terrible.
    As an investor, anytime it bounces up, I buy puts.     Reply
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    MGen
    May 07 04:27 PM
    Deutsche Treat - Cramer's Lightning Round (5/6/08) [view article]
    Cramer;
    While your show is amusing much like other comedy shows, you should really consider doing just a little research into companies before you scream "Buy!" or "Sell!". First I would recommend that you research the definition of what a "telco" company is (it's a telephone company):
    education.yahoo.com/re...
    2nd, before you recommend any stock, you should do just a tiny bit of research so that you know even the basic fact of what sector or industry a company is in. China Digital (STV) is not a telephone company. Before you say it was a typo, and that you really meant to say "telecom", China Digital (STV) is not a telecom either. (Btw, you recommended AT&T, Verizon, and Deutsche Telekom above, which are actual "telco" and "telecom" companies, although you say "telco" companies are risky). China Digital is in the tech product/software sector: their primary product market is developing and selling conditional-access smartcards and associated set-top boxes, in which market they currently control 52% market share in China. The 2nd market they recently expanded into is development and sales of PC cards which allow PC's to receive, decode, and play HDTV subscription TV channels. They have several other market products in R&D that they will be expanding their business with in the near future. China Digital has consistently exceeding earnings estimates and issued positive forward outlook guidance on every earnings report since the STV IPO, with very high revenue and net income growth year over year and quarter over quarter. Not to mention the strategic partnerships China Digital has formed with Intel, Microsoft, Panasonic, and other leading USA companies. Hardly a company that any investor doing just a little research would call "risky". While your show is entertaining, for serious and successful stock-investing I rely on indepth research into companies, investment planning, confidence, and patience.     Reply
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    DJOlde
    May 07 04:25 PM
    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    If Nextel is so great, maybe Motorola should buy it. They built the network and could probably pick it up for next to nothing. Reply
  • commenter
    push to talk
    May 07 04:09 PM
    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    Sprint is already rolling the Push to Talk over to it's cdma platform. It's up and it works. DT can make a play for a spun Nextel but they cannot have its spectrum holdings...Sprint will not let go of one the only jewels left from Nextel (2.5 GHZ wimax spectrum) Reply
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    felixmk
    May 07 03:03 PM
    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    Agree that NII HOldings is proving that a strong focus on differentiation with push to talk and strong focus on profitable customers equals success. Sprint has simultaneously screwed up marketing and operations to give poor service with poor positioning. Reply
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    Geddy
    May 07 12:27 PM
    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    Good one Linda! Reply
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    User 166267
    May 07 12:17 PM
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    Nextel Better Off On Its Own? [view article]
    I agree spin off Sprint

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    DJOlde
    May 07 11:24 AM
    Vultures Already Inspecting Sprint's Carcass [view article]
    The 'Doomsday' senario that you describe would be horrible for Sprint, it's employees, the wireless industry and the country. Its safe to say this will never happen the way you predict, thank God. I suggest that you stick to stock picking, stay long on Sprint and try writing about a subject you know something about. Reply
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    Lamenting_Ze
    ta
    May 07 10:41 AM
    Vultures Already Inspecting Sprint's Carcass [view article]
    Funny, your biased hand got caught in the cookie jar.

    Way to go Einstein!     Reply
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    Exsprex
    May 07 09:53 AM
    Vultures Already Inspecting Sprint's Carcass [view article]
    The big question is whether the Board of Directors will do the right thing (accept a buyout) for the shareholders, or, will they insist on going it alone so that they can ensure that Kansas City keeps 13k-14k Sprint employees pumping $$ into the KC economy. This Board has a history of not putting shareholder interests first. I am guessing that the only deal that will materialize will be one that gives this Board continued control. That would be a major disappointment and financial loss for those of us stockholders who want the company to unlock the potential of its prodigious assets. Reply
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    Nextel
    Accessories
    May 07 08:23 AM
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    Vultures Already Inspecting Sprint's Carcass [view article]
    Dan is the man! Reply
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