Guys relax most of the big banks are weary

The majority of the big banks were weary of lending above $100 billion the new deal is stretch and Broadcom knows it. The pipeline sitting on the board no matter who will and cannot support it

Also there would be huge issues on the regulatory side specifically on connected technologies and it will have to be split-up and this will further delay and infact the approval may not be got because of all such risks I doubt there take over will happen

Don't believe a the trolls from AVGO here, infact I'd the deal does not go through there would be significant layoff at Broadcom

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QCOM Lacks clarity and vision as of today.

Banks will love this deal. There's no issue that Bcom wouldn't be able to pay the interest fees. Hock is a financial engineer.

Not weary at all. Drooling over the fees would be a better way to describe the banks. Funding is very secure.

You engineers with a paltry quantity of stock have an inflated sense of self importance. Lol

If you AVGO or disgruntled Q guys honestly believe Hock has already won, why even fish for votes here ? Insecure much ?

The last sentence of OP’s post should make it clear to everyone that OP is arguing from fairy tale country without any facts or real arguments.

OP not only claims what banks are thinking, but also predicts Broadcom layoffs that will happen... ...for reasons.

And of course, everyone who disagrees with OP is a shill. That also shows that OP is not interested in logical thinking. Someone who thinks that people can only disagree with their opinion if they got paid for theirs seriously needs therapy.

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Big banks are certainly leary above $100 b

But institutional stockholders are also very tired of the laggard performance of the stock.

Typically in such hostile situations; if the deal doesnt go through the target is left badly wounded and even more vulnerable and exposed.

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