JimBob

On the corporate and tech side, does Sprint demographics have similar composition to other tech companies, i.e. white, male, and Asian?

Welcome to the stock market.

Agree. I plan to buy more Sprint shares once I sell off some of my other stock positions.

Now is the hard part of realizing those gains (sell) or riskily holding on for more.

Rachel Dolezal: she really wanted a Sprint job.

I get good B26 in my three most recent residences of Indiana, North Carolina, and northern Virginia / DC. Data connection in the elevator.

Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure sets target today that one-third of the company’s employees and management team should be Hispanic or of African-American descent. http://www.kansascity.com/news/business/article27167482.html

This conversation started between Deval and I about current Sprint stock price, specifically his disappointment at current declines. Both he and I are shareholders. Thanks.

Is your company publicly traded.

Marcelo Claure is coming up on his 1-year anniversary as CEO, and the company has not fundamentally turned around (with some arguing it has gotten worse). Sprint is burning through billions of dollars in cash with no end in sight, has no clear path towards paying off the current $33 billion+ in debt or financing the more debt needed, lags in subscriber numbers, and still suffers from relative network weakness. That does not mean the stock is a sell, but other shareholders and industry followers have clearly lost patience. I am surprised that Claure has not yet come under strong criticism. Masayoshi Son trumpeted Claure's hiring last year (and paid him a crapload of money), but seems to have since gone silent in praising the young CEO.

How will T-Mobile go broke?

How long are you willing to wait? $3 range it is at right now seems like a good entry point. You will be getting a cheaper price than Marcelo Claure paid and waaay cheaper than Masayoshi Son paid.

Hopefully permitting for all those sites is quick and painless.

T-Mobile's porting ratio with Sprint rose from 2.45 to 2.50 this past quarter. http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/despite-t-mobiles-never-settle-campaign-fewer-verizon-subs-ported-t-mobile/2015-07-09

I am sure Nokia predicted this 5-year market shift.

Thank you for the find. Hopefully Sprint can find a few more billion dollars in financing at reasonable interest rates. I really hope they do not resort to share dilution. Alternatively, sell some of that 2.5GHz spectrum.

TMUS dropped only a half percent and Verizon stayed about even, so the technical outage does not seem to explain Sprint dropping 8% towards a 52-week low.

Sprint a big loser today, ending down over 8% today to $3.95 Why? The 52-week low is $3.79 from December 2014.

Were there network cost savings from the shutdown of iDEN and Wimax?

Marcelo Claure: the Sprint CEO has become the highest paid chief executive in the US telecoms sector http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6d6466a0-1c1f-11e5-a130-2e7db721f996.html $22 milion for seven-and-a-half months of work.

I am planning to move to Rosslyn in July for a new job. Does Sprint 4G LTE have good building penetration over there?

Donation sent; hopefully enough to make me an Honored Premier Sponsor

More importantly, will the staff be good looking?

I just drove through West Virginia and western Virginia. Horrible data connection on my Sprint LG G3 if any at all.

I was at Carb Day last year, and my 3G/4G data connection was usable.