Thread regarding Crown Castle International Corp. layoffs

I wish I sold

When will I ever learn. Oh hopefully it goes back up within a few years.

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Post ID: @OP+1jrddqvky

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Crown has 25 billion in debt. Interest rates on corporate bonds are rising due to the orange man's tariff gambit.. good luck Crown won't see 120 for awhile

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Post ID: @rg+1jrddqvky

@mw+1jrddqvky just d-mb

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Post ID: @my+1jrddqvky

@mt+1jrddqvky Your comment is ignorant both on the markets and reports, you need to take some courses so you can understand things a little more before you make comments on topics you have no experience in.

The markets read on CCi is accurate and you should do more research before you make statements and maybe use spell check.

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Post ID: @mw+1jrddqvky

@ mq+1jrddqvky quoting a stock analyst is laughable it's like believing a politician. I'll fill you in on secret stock analyst are only trying to get you to buy a stock their sales people. All you g ave to do is look at Crowns financial statements and know it's a bad investment. No real earnings and a mountain of debt even after the fiber sale. Warren Buffet wouldn't touch Crown with your mother's 10 foot pole

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Post ID: @mt+1jrddqvky

If you’ve been following the news and comparing our stock with industry peers, you’ll notice a common trend across the Communications Infrastructure sector. With tariff concerns making headlines, the market is moving in parallel—not just us. Analysts have issued a price forecast for Crown Castle of $110.00, with a high of $123.00. That’s why we remain in a buy / hold status—this isn’t a time for panic or sell-offs and the comments made about the impact on the stock are WAY off.

Earnings are projected to grow 8.6% year-over-year, and sales are expected to increase by 1.8%, which reflects long-term strength.

While internal shifts may cause short-term reactions, the market doesn’t operate on emotion—it responds to fundamentals. Take the time to understand how the markets work, and you’ll see that what some view as volatility, others see as opportunity.

As Warren Buffett said, “The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.” So be patient and don’t look at RSUs like a penny jar, they are an investment meant to be treated as such.

Stay informed, stay calm, and stay focused on the big picture.

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Post ID: @mq+1jrddqvky

Our stock isn’t going anywhere bc bonds are tanking. The 30 yr is almost at 5%. Till the fed cuts our stock will continue to tank. Also becomes more expensive to borrow and for a company that lives on borrowing it doesn’t make it attractive. But hey at least you got rid of fiber the only thing that was holding you back lol.

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Post ID: @mf+1jrddqvky

“no more”

Pssst. It’s “know more”

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Post ID: @m1+1jrddqvky

Um ya that's high school math. I think everyone, or most everyone gets it. Prob another mgr talking down. Its amazing how they think when they get a title they immediately no more about absolutely everything than anyone they come across.

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Post ID: @kn+1jrddqvky

I see a lot of people on here comparing the price of one stock versus another. You want to look at the percent increase vs decrease.

Example in overly simplified terms, if CCI is at 100$ and SBA at $200, you can’t just compare that. Even if both companies have 10B in shares outstanding. SBA could half the number of shares as CCI, meaning that each one of SBA’s shares is worth two of ours. But they are essentially equal. So look at the performance.

If SBA’s stock goes up 10$ per share, and CCI goes up 8$, we are doing better. This is because theirs increased 10% and ours went up 16%.

Don’t look at the raw numbers. There are also a lot of other factors involved, but let’s not even get into that.

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Post ID: @k4+1jrddqvky

SBA has same number of towers, more than 2x the stock price and half the employees. That's what happens when you hire people with experience and who are working for the company not friends and family. There's your buyer right there. They could fold Crown in easily. Prob keep most of the field staff and none of the admin staff.

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Post ID: @fr+1jrddqvky

Crowing, lol, u got that right. They're so happy and think it's back to the "Good times". They're all over this site. Businesses have to grow and evolve. Fiber was the future to keep the good times Rollin. So what if the margins were lower than tower. It was growth w an eye on the future. They got what they wanted. A company that will wither on the vine.

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Post ID: @fp+1jrddqvky

All the long timers who hired all their friends and relatives, who then turned and hired their friends and relatives, who are all mgmt now, crowing about how happy they are that we're back to towers only (exactly what they wanted) are fools. They got what they wanted. Now what? So d-mb.

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Post ID: @dm+1jrddqvky

It's stagnate they let the nepos in shared services tank fiber and now there's no plan. They turned a blind eye and continue to do so. With the speed of change in tech, it may not even exist in ten years. It's really just a take over target now. It can be bought, clean house and folded in to another company.

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Post ID: @dk+1jrddqvky

Wall Street stocks had their best day today but no one was interested in buying Crown shares. Something is wrong..

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