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It is a very bad day for NT and for many folks in Ottawa.
This could be the first time NT share cut in half in 1 day. The question is: Is it the bottom?
NT has $8B revenue, but $1.33B market cap. Is it oversold today? Yes!
However when we look at future NT revenue and customer confidence. There will still be long way for pain going on UNTIL anyone wants to place an order on Nortel Metro Ethernet(Opitical and Metro Access) business or whole company. Metro Ethernet Division had been a very strong division for Nortel back to 2000 tech booming. It is top asset for Nortel. Selling this division is similar to selling expensive big LCD TV for cash to buy grocery for financial tight family to survive.
Given current economic conditions, it is very hard to say anyone wants to place such acquisition very soon.
Does NT have bankruptcy risk? Yes, but not as big as those financial institutions. The main concerns for NT share price are:
1, - Lose customer confidence which leads to fewer and fewer revenue
2, - Huge Restructuring cost and compensation
3, - Potential law suit
4, - Delist in New York Stock Exchange
To me, the worst risk is Delist. not bankruptcy. It is up to investors to decide whether getting out with lose now or keep expecting buyout deal.
This could be the first time NT share cut in half in 1 day. The question is: Is it the bottom?
NT has $8B revenue, but $1.33B market cap. Is it oversold today? Yes!
However when we look at future NT revenue and customer confidence. There will still be long way for pain going on UNTIL anyone wants to place an order on Nortel Metro Ethernet(Opitical and Metro Access) business or whole company. Metro Ethernet Division had been a very strong division for Nortel back to 2000 tech booming. It is top asset for Nortel. Selling this division is similar to selling expensive big LCD TV for cash to buy grocery for financial tight family to survive.
Given current economic conditions, it is very hard to say anyone wants to place such acquisition very soon.
Does NT have bankruptcy risk? Yes, but not as big as those financial institutions. The main concerns for NT share price are:
1, - Lose customer confidence which leads to fewer and fewer revenue
2, - Huge Restructuring cost and compensation
3, - Potential law suit
4, - Delist in New York Stock Exchange
To me, the worst risk is Delist. not bankruptcy. It is up to investors to decide whether getting out with lose now or keep expecting buyout deal.