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To: BWAC who wrote (10259)	5/18/2002 1:50:11 AM
From: BEEF JERKEY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11568

I had a look at that too and came up with ~$50 bil "hard" Equity (no goodwill) I wonder how much of that, in this day and age of paranoia, is realistic. eg. If WCOM totally liquidated everything would it be realistic that they would have - $50 billion (equity) - $30 billion (liability) = $20 billion? Somehow I doubt it. Their equipment/network etc. is impressive but who's buying telecom equipment nowadays? Still even if you use 1/2 that number ($10 billion) that's ~ $2.50 per share. The beauty is that should the communications industry recover the numbers go up and WCOM here is a steal. Does make WCOM seem ripe for a takeover at these depressed prices. Question of the day: Can WCOM survive long enough till recovery comes?