Rono: If you're long term, hang in, N seems to be making some good moves.
I try to follow the thread even though N's stock doesn't seem to be good for my type of gambling right now, unpredictable!
Anyhow, I mentioned many time before that I have a wireless client in Podunk, AZ.. He has a corner of three states tied up with a private system, doing well I might ad. N bid and won some of his licenses, the process involves relocation and payment from N. An option for some of these private system owners is to join the Nextel partners program, that is, be part of Nextel's national network, while still maintaining their private analog system seperately. It involves expenditures in the area of capital for equipment by the private wireless owners however, it seems to be a good way for Nextel to fill in the dead areas without spending any of their own capital. Looks like a good deal for all involved, independance for the small guy, yet, still part of the Nextel system with all of it's great features. We all know what will happen when Nextel substantially completes the network, the partners will be bought out. This program will help solve the cash flow (shortages) projections in the future. I'm sure some of the brains out there can add more to my info, go ahead and pile on, my info is just very general at this point, specifics would be appreciated.
Regards from
Al G.,
who helps by shoving his hand inside the bird and pulling out the whatever it is. Oh yea, how can anyone tell which side is up? Some guys obviously are spending too much time researching turkeys instead of stocks. |
