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Technology Stocks : The *NEW* Frank Coluccio Technology Forum

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To: TheStockFairy who wrote (4416)11/27/2001 9:32:01 PM
From: Raymond Duray  Read Replies (1) of 46821
 
Hi Stock Fairy,

Thanks for your comments on ENE's bandwidth bazaar. You are correct in assuming I was only seeking your input on this division. I think the most striking thing about the whole explosion of networks since 1997 has been the fact that almost everyone, myself included, were initially mesmerized by the possibilities of the new technologies. What was disregarded by venture capitalists, investment bankers, entrepreneurs and investors alike was the potential size of the market. Frankly, I didn't do any real analysis along these lines until mid-2000 and when I did, I found the disparity between investment and potential returns to be breathtaking.

Many here chastise the ILECs for their mendacity and, as Bob Metcalfe points out, their greater interest in lobbying and regulatory matters than for innovation. But there is one aspect of the ILEC view that I admire. They actually have a clue on how to go about protecting their bottom line. So, I've no idea what may happen with ENE's bandwidth properties, but I'm of the mind that they'll be bought up for a very attractive price to an established buyer and simply get melded into some other company's operations. JMVHO.

[[BTW, a MSA would be a Master Services Agreement? ]]

Ciao!
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