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Re: Money Said Sprint Could Save Sprint/Nextel need to stick with a game plan rather than backout of plans all the time.
I had assumed they had come up with a successful WiMax business plan.
Having the Company showing signs of backing down is not good. It either is showing Sprint has no guts or can't make a good business plan.
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low cost and fast speed is what customers want in broadband |
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| There was a fileing with the security exchange commision from that I thought all the blocks of frequency were going from sprint to someone who bought a franchise to use expedience equipment. and pay by the quarter hour to maintain equipment.
There should be a card that does expedience or evdo at some time |
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Time4aNAPPremium
join:2007-04-09
Des Plaines, IL | reply to AJICQ499087
said by AJICQ499087:I had assumed they had come up with a successful WiMax business plan. Sprint the company has a perfectly reasonable WiMAX business plan. However the shareholders, investors, or whatever you want to call the people who have the power to replace Sprint's management simply aren't reasonable people. That makes Sprint as a whole look bad, and it would seem that everybody loses.
The thing is that investors don't lose money on purpose. But they do know how to make money on shorting a stock. Therefore my conclusion (until I hear any better) is that Sprint is a company with great potential, but is being FUBARed by a bunch of predatory speculators. |
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