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Close Nov 6 15:59 ET
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26.22BMarket Cap18.64P/E (TTM)
0.000High0.000Low0Volume0.000Open28.740Pre Close0.00Turnover0.00%Turnover Ratio17.58P/E (Static)912.28MShares37.56452wk High2.27P/B26.19BFloat Cap28.26052wk Low2.87Dividend TTM911.28MShs Float46.083Historical High10.00%Div YieldTTM0.00%Amplitude3.630Historical Low--Avg Price1Lot Size
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Those who said they don't like the deal are one-dimensional.
Analysts are good at crunching ratios. No way they know the fiber business as much as BCE does, which is BCE's core competency.
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The Ziply Fiber deal is not that bad, not -10% bad.
The deal has its merits. Let the management explain why they want to focus on BCE core competency and expanding Digital Services to SMB via these fiber infrastructure.
BCE acquired its ownership stake in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) for C$1.32 billion in 2012.
BCE sold its ownership stake in Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) to Rogers Communications for C$4.7 billion.
A 256% retuens, or a 21% returns per year in the 12 years of ownership.
Which one is a better future revenue generator? MLSE or Ziply Fiber?
Management needs to explain in the earnings call.
Digital Services is the new growth area. That's what I thought. Does the management think they also want to grow in the US using their Fibre expertise?
Is the Canadian business too restrictive or too saturated for growth? Hence, an expansion to the US for less restricted growth?
What is the valuation metric for the deal?
Next .25% cut in the FED rate is almost a certainty based on today's terrible 14K nonfarm payrolls #. Would the Fed go .5% like last time when they saw the real bad employment situation?
Good Ole Canada will be .5% cut next time. Canada GDP is flat line at 0%.
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