Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

The Verizon Death Spiral Has Begun

YTD Verizon shares have lost roughly 14% of their value. This is because Verizon cornered itself into a zero-sum game:

1) Revenues are declining

2) Operating cash flows decline

3) CapEx remains at current level and could realistically be higher

4) free cash flow is unable to cover the dividend

5) Verizon borrows debt, increasing its finance cost and reducing its free cash flow which further increases the gap in the payout ratio.

6) Verizon sells assets, reducing its revenue and operating cash flow, which further increases the gap in the payout ratio.

7) Repeat until overleveraged.

GAME OVER! MARK MY WORDS!

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Just in case there are any special ed managers who want to get smart, My analysis was for an entire year, But she couldn't be bothered. I know all the lil tricks you intellectually lazy boneheads employ to not listen so I beat ya to it!

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Post ID: @uim+NmCGHwj

Verizon's 5G future is dying in the womb right now. Today I've counted 7 accounts opened from 1990-1993 that ported out today. If you start a business today, this will never happen to you. This type of customer loyalty will never happen again. Think about how hard it is to be so bad that the Day 1's are leaving. The micro events are fascinating to me. I am literally watching the idea of customer loyalty die a slow death. When I shared it with my manager she was annoyed and reminded me of my job responsibilities. "we only care about gross adds" she said....

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Post ID: @xbh+NmCGHwj

Verizon only issued $13 billion in debt in 1Q17. They are fine! Don't worry. 5G was right the sinking ship! LOL.LOL.LOL

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