People are a little bit trigger happy in the short run.
We established a beachhead of sorts -- allowed the American public to realize small doesn't have to mean cheap.
Time Warner's not a technology company. It's a content company.
We would expect money to migrate to the faster-growing businesses because people are much more interested in the growth side.
The radio and TV divisions are acting more like utilities, but at least we're seeing strong numbers out of the cable side.
They need to do something. The stock has been stuck in this horrible little range.
It's the next move in the chess game, ... don't really want to bargain together yet know they have to at some point.
It?s good that these guys are waking up management. It may not be in the best interest of long term investors to extract short term value at the expense of long term.
The dollar weakening will help the large-cap sector get the wind back for overseas earnings.