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Technology Stocks : CLEARWIRE (CLWR) - Bang or Bust?

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To: FJB who wrote (34)	7/25/2008 8:38:14 AM
From: The Ox	of 55

FWIW: This may be one of the reasons CLWR is currently weak. Maybe its just too early in the game for the stock to move up? Message 24790564 DENVER, Colorado -- The CDMA Development Group is emphasizing Long-Term Evolution product development for 2009, but that doesn't mean the group sees WiMax as a lesser contender for 4G. In fact, Sarvesh Sharma, director of network solutions marketing at Huawei, said that the recent Next Generation Mobile Networks meeting was misinterpreted in the press to be neglecting WiMax. While WiMax standards came from an IEEE- and IP-oriented community, they are given full credibility by wireless operators, Sharma said....<snip>.... (Johnny: All the marketing muscle has been behind LTE. I know of one equipment maker that is ramping down their WIMAX offering in the light of weak demand and increasing the effort on their LTE offering. Despite the public face, demand in emerging market is a low margin business and it is hard to compete again Chinese vendors.]

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