I don't think Qwest is next. Verizon buying out Vodaphone's share of
Verizon wireless is the next major purchase. From there Verizon will
probably buy Alltel. Then look for Qwest, Embarq (formerly Sprint), and
Valor (recently acquired Alltel wireline) to merge.
If you are looking to play the m
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Qwest is next.
We all know consolidation is going to continue.
So I went out and bought some Qwest shares this am.
Geo
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Not likely.
Qwest has 14 billion in long term debt, Qwest is still losing money,
Qwest has NO wireless,
Qwest has a smaller c
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Qwest is next.
We all know consolidation is going to continue.
So I went out and bought some Qwest shares this am.
George
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Qwest has too much debt.
BellSouth LD is Qwest's largest customer.
So even less revenue to pay off that huge debt.
George Rogato wrote:
Qwest is next.
We all know consolidation is going to continue.
So I went out and bought some Qwest shares this am.
George
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Qwest is next.
We all know consolidation is going to continue.
So I went out and bought some Qwest shares this am.
George
Frank Muto wrote:
NYT/WSJ
AT&T Inc. is nearing the acquisition of BellSouth Corp. for roughly $65
billion, people familiar with the situation said Saturday evening. A de
Google's market cap is $126 billion.. Still smaller than this new
company, but close. Start a company with google's vision but for
telcom and get a $150 billion market cap.. :-)
On Mar 5, 2006, at 9:56 AM, Frank Muto wrote:
NYT/WSJ
AT&T Inc. is nearing the acquisition of BellSouth Corp. f
