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Anyone own Leap Stock?
- Thread starter lbclerk
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JaimieShoutsNever!
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how does the stocks work? i dont know anything about it but id like to learn. so we should buy? and how would we buy?
pretty shiny things
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Leap Wireless International (CricKet): 84.50 +1.80
AT&T Inc: 41.50 +0.76
Verizon Communications Inc: 41.17 +0.10
Alltel Corporation: 67.55 -0.24
AT&T Inc: 41.50 +0.76
Verizon Communications Inc: 41.17 +0.10
Alltel Corporation: 67.55 -0.24
The market price of a single share of stock compared to the price of a single share of another company's stock doesn't mean squat. You need to take many other factors into consideration including class of stock, nuraber of outstanding shares, votes per share, controlling interests, etc. It is quite possible that a lower priced stock could be more valuable than a higher priced share in a comparable company. Hypothetically speaking, some investors may believe Verizon's stock to be more valuable than Leap's.
Exactly my thoughts.
That said, I wish I had known or thought to research whether cricket was a publicly traded company 8 years ago when I signed on.. I'm sure I'd be a whole lot richer today...
This company seems to be a great investment. They carry very little debt, and they have an absolutely revolutionary business plan. Now that they've caught up to the "big boys" in nearly every area, expect to see verizon, sprint, T-mobile and cingular start losing ground.
That said, I wish I had known or thought to research whether cricket was a publicly traded company 8 years ago when I signed on.. I'm sure I'd be a whole lot richer today...
This company seems to be a great investment. They carry very little debt, and they have an absolutely revolutionary business plan. Now that they've caught up to the "big boys" in nearly every area, expect to see verizon, sprint, T-mobile and cingular start losing ground.
bball-xo-chick14
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if you purchased stock eight years ago you would be out your money. They filed chapter 11 protection a few years back re-organized and went public again about two and a half years ago.