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13238I know those buildings. Right next to Great America (theme park). You can hearKevin Rose-7/31/2002
13237Nortel Sells California Offices at Lowest Price Since Mid-1990s 2002-07-31 13:59sylvester80-7/31/2002
13236From lightreading - Nortel Completes Video-Over-IP Trial NEW YORK -- OptibaseKenneth E. Phillipps-7/31/2002
13235well duh10K a day-7/31/2002
13234With the cash on hand and the money they generate till the end of the year they esxtarus-7/30/2002
13233let's hope so....speaking as a true blue Canadian! Not that I have anythingtelecomguy-7/30/2002
13232Well stated Kevin. My personal opinion is the threat of bankruptcy will be liftKenneth E. Phillipps-7/30/2002
13231Both. But if you exclude the cash generated from the sale of equities (stock anKevin Rose-7/30/2002
13230Nortel wins in the enterprise sector during month of July July 9 — Toronto HospKenneth E. Phillipps-7/30/2002
13229No surprise to me. Korea leads the world in building out its broadband network. Kenneth E. Phillipps-7/30/2002
13228Hell, I don't even know what to make of this: Message 17811703 What do yousylvester80-7/30/2002
13227sylvester, did you read my post on the network equipment sold to Ulster? Do youKenneth E. Phillipps-7/30/2002
13226Kevin, One needs to determine how Nortel "generated" its cash. Was tDave-7/30/2002
13225Cash Earnings and Cash Flow from Operations are two entirely different animals. Dave-7/30/2002
13224University of Ulster Implements Enterprise Data Solution from Nortel Networks Kenneth E. Phillipps-7/30/2002
13223What's up with SNortel...10K a day-7/30/2002
13222Hi Robert: so, have you looked at the NT Q2 cash flow statement? What is your oKevin Rose-7/30/2002
13221Think of cash flow as cash earnings, that is the earnings before depreciation anRobert T. Quasius-7/29/2002
13220So in other words, the downtrend continues after today. I'm selling tomorrowsylvester80-7/29/2002
13219Nortel Networks Corp. (NT CN) surged 26 cents, or 19 percent, to C$1.65. After tKenneth E. Phillipps-7/29/2002
13218Count me in with long shares at 89 cents today. Will sell them all tomorrow.sylvester80-7/29/2002
13217Kevin, Most likely, not all of the investing cash flow should be considered to Dave-7/29/2002
13216OK, so let's see if I got this right, reading the Q2 cash flow statement: OKevin Rose-7/29/2002
13215Nice Recovery to 1.04! Still trading below book value and extremely low price sKenneth E. Phillipps-7/29/2002
13214sylvester, There are three types of cash flows: (1) Operational, (2) InvestingDave-7/29/2002
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