One word bad.
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wrong answer, very much a wrong answer. Earnings will beat expectations.
@r1
After the att deal closes they’ll sell the copper network to an llc and basically be level 3 again. The job will be done. Milked every penny out of the ilec they could and gained a base level 3 couldn’t get on their own. Maybe bankruptcy at that point to clean the spreadsheet or sell the new level 3 to hmmmm…msft? The puppet masters walk away multi millionaires and it’s just another day in corporate america.
How long can Lumen continue to be in business?
Four words: Lipstick on a pig.
This makes 100 consecutive quarters where revenue has declined. Ouch! The only way to make the numbers is to re-finance the debt or layoffs. The customers have voted. They want someone else.
@gq bro business as usual is what the SLT told everyone.
Ramping up fiber builds was another lie they told.
Until the deal closes, those customers are with Lumen.
Interesting, it looks like all the revenues are down, unless I'm reading this wrong, but they seem to be happy with more "free cash flow " ... something is wrong with this picture.... not getting more money in revenue, but continually finding "creative" ways to make the numbers look good. I think that Stansbury's best skill, if you can call it that.
A guy who just read a snippet in a stock blog and forgot he wasnt on the yahoo forums.
If its one word then its bird. Bird is the word.
"Quantum Fiber quote-to-cash network architecture"
Lol. What employee would actually say this with a straight face, outside of investor relations or a VP clown show?
Business as usual? Hello. It’s not our product. Why spend money on something that’s not yours. It’s AT&T were just buying time.
This in interesting
It expects to see strong growth in the Quantum business moving forward, as it plans to launch the Quantum Fiber quote-to-cash network architecture to customers in late 2025.
And they are no longer advertising for QF. No commercials on TV and no sponsored ads now either. What happened to business as usual.
Another one that got lost on their way to the yahoo stock forums.
@OP how short are you?