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8910What CNBC show tih Cramer??? Was COVAD mentioned on CNBC???Harold S.-2/8/2005
8909Not yet, a caller was calling in w/ Covad as one of their picks for JC to reviewCaptain James T. Kirk-2/8/2005
8908Capt. any update on that CNBC show with Cramer? Did you see it?paulk-2/8/2005
8907I hope that will not be the headlines for us Level 3 Trimmed 4Q Loss but Warns orjk01-2/8/2005
8906Maybe BT Group plc (NYSE: BT - message board; London: BTA) should have done thisrjk01-2/8/2005
8905the best kept secret of all "COVAD is a PUBLICLY TRADED CO"!pocket change-2/8/2005
8904Yawn.................. more deals without cash. It appears they have exhausted fishing4thebigone-2/8/2005
8903And there you have it. BT, who wanted MCI & ATT, will sweep up the smaller pCaptain James T. Kirk-2/8/2005
8902Covad Announces Special Business VoIP Offer for Level 3 VoIP Resellers and TheirCaptain James T. Kirk-2/8/2005
8901Look out Bells, here come the Brits BT revamps its U.S. operations for an assaupaulk-2/7/2005
8900SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 7, 2005--Covad Communications Group, IncCaptain James T. Kirk-2/7/2005
8899That will be interesting. Years ago Cramer said Covad was toast.John McDonald-2/7/2005
8898Exactly, too much focus on the well known names. It will come out of left field,Captain James T. Kirk-2/7/2005
8897too many folks still want to sell at this price. The company needs a better plafishing4thebigone-2/7/2005
8896It wouldn't surprise me if BT bought Covad. I know BT just purchased InfonetJakeStraw-2/7/2005
8895the market does not think much about itrjk01-2/7/2005
8894BT Selects Covad as U.S. Broadband Partner; Agreement Enables BT to Offer Covad paulk-2/7/2005
8893Looks like Qwest to buy MCI, that leaves VZ, whom I assume will be buying piecesCaptain James T. Kirk-2/4/2005
8892You're all a bunch of dreamers on a lofty buy out. The growth looks really fishing4thebigone-2/4/2005
8891DT used to be mentioned quite a bit before BK. >>>Covad would make a John Erb-2/4/2005
8890SBC would only have to buy 95-97%, they already own some.Captain James T. Kirk-2/4/2005
8889Covad would make a great start for some company out of Europe looking to break ipaulk-2/4/2005
8888What is the value of their network? If I recall, years ago it cost over 6 BillioCaptain James T. Kirk-2/4/2005
8887Paulk, well said. prweb.comrjk01-2/4/2005
8886Covad buyout and why it may be a long way off First, price, at $1.77 no one ispaulk-2/3/2005
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