An Open Challenge to SSOBol

In article <[email protected]>,
CAT0NHAT <[email protected]> wrote:
>A company with a high churn and a low rated customer service is not one any
>sane person should invest in, and pointing out that another carrier also had a
>stock drop (although not as bad) does not lessen it.

I never said it did.

Nonetheless, my belief that *none* of them are safe investments cannot be used
to condemn one more than another.

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In article <[email protected]>,=20
[email protected] says...
> Nextel has been gaining market share SprintPCS hasnt,
>=20

Actually, it has. It didn't this past quarter, but it has in the past.

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O/Siris
I work for SprintPCS
I *don't* speak for them.

CAT0NHAT wrote:

> CAT0NHAT wrote:
>
>
>
>>
>> SprintPCS reported a loss for last quarter, it's stock price crashed, and
>> SprintPCS apologists are making like its no big deal, so I said if its no
>> big deal then how much SprintPCS stock did you buy. So they make like
>> they didnt buy any cause all stocks are risky. A lame claim.
>
> Nextel lost money every quarter until early last year- guess you didn't
> know that.
>
>
>>
>> No - money losing stocks of companies losing market share are to be
>> avoided.
>
>>> Nope- made lots of money on stocks that were
>>> able to turn around.
>
> Nextel has been gaining market share SprintPCS hasnt, thats the
> difference. And since youy arent buying Sprint stock you must agree its
> not turning around anytime soon, and the Reuters stories are saying its
> not even a good takeover candidate. Not with the worst Customer Service as
> rated by JD Power and Consumer Reports, but its the high churn that proves
> that, and Nov. 24 churn will likely increase by 50%

I see you keeping this thread alive, and yet not one answer to the original
questions. Sorry I made them so hard- and sorry you don't have the
slightest clues to the answers.