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Strategies & Market Trends : 2002 Canadian Stock-Picking Challenge

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To: quasi-geezer who wrote (39)7/5/2002 9:19:22 AM
From: Al Collard  Read Replies (1) of 1590
 
NT-t...in the news:

NP says Nortel Networks could go bankrupt

Fri 5 Jul 2002

The National Post reports in its Friday, July 5, edition that a new study
says Nortel Networks' sales and operating earnings look likely to fall
short of bank covenants and the company will be forced into another round
of job cuts. The Post's Ian Karleff writes that Rosen & Associates analyst
Mark Rosen issued a 12-page report on Nortel in partnership with Caldwell
Securities Thursday detailing the predicament the telecom equipment vendor
is facing, despite a recent, and highly dilutive, financing that has seen
the shares pushed down to 16-year lows. "They could be faced with another
spiral situation. It's really up to a recovery in the industry. There is
nothing they can do to spark that. They will need a few bankruptcies in the
industry among competitors to spark this," said Mr. Rosen, adding that
Nortel itself could fall victim. Barring bankruptcy, Mr. Rosen concludes
more job cuts or additional financing will be necessary if Nortel is to
survive, as the company edges "close to the market's liquidity comfort
level by the end of 2003." Legg Mason analyst Timm Bechter figures the
market is already pricing Nortel stock with even odds on a bankruptcy.
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