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To: Northern Cougar who wrote (73120)11/23/1999 10:29:00 PM
From: debra vogt  Read Replies (1) of 120523
 
Did you read this weekend's edition of Barron's Online. Bell Canada's parent, BCE, is discussed by Alec Cutler, a managing director at Brandywine Asset Management. He calls it the "cheapest telecom play in the world" They own a 40% stake in Nortel, that's worth around 68 per BCE share. They also have an 80% interest in Bell Canada, Canada's leading phone company; BCE Mobile, a major Canadian wireless company; stakes in various public companies, including Teleglobe and CGI Group, as well as $5 per share in net cash. BCE also is the biggest internet service provider in Canada. BCE's CEO has said he would consider a possible spinoff of Nortel if BCE continues to trade at a steep discount to its asset value. Could be another way to play Nortel.

FWIW, Debra
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