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XO Communications (XOXO)
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793SB, Your post below: Holding onto XO shares "would be highly speculative,&qLarry Brew-11/29/2001
792Perhaps Ken Lay could try the same hose job on ENE shareholders? ~SB~SecularBull-11/29/2001
791In commercial law there's a long standing principle that you can't give James Calladine-11/29/2001
790<i>Holding onto XO shares "would be highly speculative," said AkSecularBull-11/29/2001
789This article seems to sum up what has happened so far today. This sure sounds liJim Lamb-11/29/2001
788That's the current holders, but hey, wait a minute! The "company'sSecularBull-11/29/2001
787This is a back room deal, and we're out in the cold. Do we get to vote? ~SSecularBull-11/29/2001
786<b>"Consequently, current holders of the company's equity securitJames Calladine-11/29/2001
785Softechie, I have no idea what XO will do. Why not issue shares for debt. Why gLarry Brew-11/29/2001
784What do you mean Larry? You mean they won't file BK and just issue shares foSoftechie-11/29/2001
783Softechi, Something stinks beyond FL. It looks to me he has 50 million shares foLarry Brew-11/29/2001
782I thought this was possible back on Sept. 25th Message 16720852Ashley800-11/29/2001
781Yes you're right. His firm is owning 39% of XO is pretty darn for the long rSoftechie-11/29/2001
780This is a packaged BK. Forstmann makes a killing. It's the Golden Rule. TSecularBull-11/29/2001
779before you go.. UPDATE 1-Telmex, Forstmann Little to invest in XO Comms Novemberdkgross-11/29/2001
778See you all later. This was fun.... ~SB~SecularBull-11/29/2001
777Only if MCLD want to restructuring the debts. At this moment I don't see it.Softechie-11/29/2001
776right, but xo isn't technically filing for bk either! so, is mcld vulnerablStormRider-11/29/2001
775I don't think so. They have a good base of customers and consistent revenue.Softechie-11/29/2001
774I think that depends on how the deal is structured. If current prefs + new $800James Calladine-11/29/2001
773CRAP!! do you think that mcld will suffer the same fate??!!StormRider-11/29/2001
772But shares won't go 0 I believe. If you buy in like .10 cents, you could endSoftechie-11/29/2001
771DJ XO Commun/Invest-2:Sees Equity Hldrs Losing Invest Value 29 Nov 07:40 RESSoftechie-11/29/2001
770The comment from briefing suggests current equity shareholders will lose ALL of James Calladine-11/29/2001
769Or give debt holders common shares which is not a bad deal at 0.50 cents which wSoftechie-11/29/2001
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