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Tyco International Limited (TYC)
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3445CCC: <i>..Can you think of a worse time to ipo a company (CTI), much less John Curtis-6/25/2002
3444I agree with that. The ipo will be much better for CIT, will free them from the Tatnic-6/25/2002
3443Hey Z...long time no see. I see Seifert has re-emerged as well. Thought you guysTatnic-6/24/2002
3442The IPO of CIT will be completed next week. The roadshow in Chicago went well Iprofessor-6/24/2002
3441Just ignore him.SPSEIFERT-6/24/2002
3440CCC, Did you also happen to noticet that the legendary John Neff took a positionZ Analyzer-6/24/2002
3439Biggs takes his so-called roll of a contrarian to extremes. He obviously hasnTatnic-6/23/2002
3438Thank you Jim for answering that question. CIT actual price was closer to $12, bTatnic-6/23/2002
3437I'll say it again...if you believe the numbers on tyc, you'll believe anTatnic-6/23/2002
3436John Neff arron's: In January you had no trouble finding lots of good compaJohn Carragher-6/22/2002
3435Barton Biggs Barron's: Rumor has it you've turned bullish.John Carragher-6/22/2002
3434from my own personal experiences I would not trust what you read. I experiencedJohn Carragher-6/21/2002
3433With both GE and TYC, there's a substantial financing sub distorting the debBob Rudd-6/20/2002
3432I suspect Altman would give an erronious reading because of the finance sub &Bob Rudd-6/20/2002
3431I would think $5B - $5.5B was a "firesale price". Especially when TycJimieA-6/20/2002
3430- when was there an attempt to unload CIT at "firesale prices?" - onblankmind-6/20/2002
3429- What is Reuters credentials? Does the writer of the article have an accountingblankmind-6/20/2002
3428Good grief...the problem with tyc is that no one, not even their accountants, caTatnic-6/20/2002
3427Heres a Bankruptcy model for you. Altman's Bankruptcy Predictor (or Z-scoredeeno-6/20/2002
3426I agree. But it does show that both companies are a lot less liquid than is comJames Calladine-6/20/2002
3425Here's one for GE showing net liquid value per share 0f -22.94, does anyone Bob Rudd-6/20/2002
3424Richard, I am not going to cover yet. But thank you for your advice though.Gainer-6/19/2002
3423My guess is that you'll be able to buy them much cheaper than the anticipateTatnic-6/17/2002
3422good reason for the banks to keep tyc in business.John Carragher-6/17/2002
3421If anyone wants to look at a sobering "Bankruptcy Recovery" picture ofJames Calladine-6/17/2002
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