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Tyco International Limited (TYC)
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3720Not much to say about TYCO. It has been a dead stock for over 12 months. In May rich evans-10/25/2006
3719Tyco Q3 results out and health business recovery only about 1/2 of expected. Qurich evans-8/3/2006
3718Tyco reported results yesterday which were better then expected. My take on therich evans-5/10/2006
3717stock did well for 2 1/2 years and since has fallenhdl-4/23/2006
3716Good recent Forbes article: <i><b>What is Ed Breen Thinking?</b&Charles W. Breaux, Jr.-3/20/2006
3715Wow, thats a reply from an older post. I happen to agree with much of what you JDN-3/20/2006
3714JDN, My valuation for Tyco is $39/Share calculated as follows: 25% of businessrich evans-3/19/2006
3713Versatile Enters Strategic Alliance with Tyco Electronics Have you heard abouttekkynidan-1/25/2006
3712Well, I am a long term holder and not a trader. IMHO 2-3 years is not a long waJDN-1/17/2006
3711I guess it depends on whether the breakup is coming from strength (the parts aredeeno-1/17/2006
3710Frankly, I am really surprised the hit Tyco is taking in its share price past feJDN-1/17/2006
3709first nothing has been decided so this is all conjecture. "Lets say I havedeeno-1/14/2006
3708TP Re: ...accountants, and HR, and advertising coordinators, and travel specialnnillionaire-1/14/2006
3707<i>there are no start-up costs like for a new company.</i> All of tTigerPaw-1/14/2006
3706My question regarding the Tyco breakup is why is it going to cost $1 bil? The bnnillionaire-1/14/2006
3705split-up question - - - How does this work. Lets say I have 100 shares of TYCKal Perry-1/14/2006
3704It seems the main discrepancy between you and the other is the forward PE your gdeeno-1/13/2006
3703Tyco said they will continue buying back shares and will start again shortly. Earich evans-1/13/2006
3702"Let's try and get someone from the VALUE INVESTING thread to do a sum-deeno-1/13/2006
3701<b>Tyco to Split Into Three Companies</b> AP Friday January 13, 8:Carey Thompson-1/13/2006
3700Deeno,, I used a similar approach, but actually ran the numbers based on allocrich evans-1/10/2006
3699And another one Merrill SOTP Suggests Stock Fairly Valued We have updated our deeno-1/10/2006
3698tried to format that but it should read across contribution assumed (%) forwardeeno-1/9/2006
3697In 2001-2 TYC owned CIT. Valuations were over $10 billion for CIT but by the timSr K-1/9/2006
3696another opinion Done back in november though TYC Sum-of-the-Parts Analysis F20deeno-1/9/2006
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