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Technology Stocks : NEXTEL
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To: Al Gutkin who wrote (4671)2/14/1998 5:46:00 PM
From: PHG  Read Replies (1) of 10227
 
Al try this on for size. If Nextel's debt hypothetically increases 20% this year, wouldn't it's income also have to increase at a rate much greater than the debt? In order to remain on the same timetable of becoming profitable. And if by chance it can't in 98 or in the first 6 months of 99. It's stock price is already based on future earning beyond this year and its present price can't accurately be determined because of the unknown rate of accelerated debt.

I can't see a reason for this stock to move up even 15% and hold, in its present financial state. Subscriber numbers or ARPU's would have to jump substantially to justify any more money put in this stock NOW.

Arnie can try to blow the clouds away with words and numbers for a little while so there is some sunshine. But EL NINO is here for a few seasons. I tried to make an objective statement without bias. Its not meant to change people's view that planned on being looong.

Phil
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