Friday, July 14, 2006

Qwest, Time Warner Telecom, and Broadwing Fidelity Filings

What Does Fidelity Know?

Qwest Filing

Time Warner Telecom Filing

Broadwing Filing

Stock Charts

BWNG Stock Chart

Broadwing Update Per Company Call Today

- Fidelity Mid Cap Fund files 12.6% holding today on EDGAR
- Broadwing has proforma 1st qtr cash of $348.2 million in the bank.
- They are looking at a variety of acquisitions to add customers
- There are both internal and external candidates for CEO under review
- Company was $2.3 M adjusted EBITDA positive last quarter
- Company has evolved from an equipment company (Corvas) to a service provider
- They bought an asset from Cinncinati Bell that costed $5B to build for approx. $71 M
- They purchased Focal to broaden their services to small and medium customers
- In 2004 the company raised money with a Toxic convertible that was not a good deal and should not be confused with the recent good convertible that actually sold at a premium to the market price with a conversion price of $16.60 around May.
- The new convertible has a 20 yr life and interest is only paid in cash and Not stock as many short sellers or panic sellers may believe (this is where some confusion arises with panic sellers who remember the deal they did in 2004)
- Because of the Focal acquisition they were able to sign a deal with AOL recently
- Also, because of their partnerships with AOL, HTX and GLBC they will have the ability to sell their services to others more easily and more credibly
- Broadwing is following through as planned with their strategic plan to achieve higher margins
- The goal now is to drive more traffic to the network and adding customer density to achieve higher margins

Telecom and AG Stocks Poised To Lead The Markets

Fidelity Mid Cap Fund Positions itself with several telecom stocks that are doing very well ytd. Qwest, Time Warner Telecom, Broadwing and others. POT and others in this industry (MOS) are running as well!

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Wednesday, July 12, 2006

The Market Needs A Catalyst To Move Higher

Broadwing Update

Here is what the street knows. The recent partnerships with AOL, Hutchison (HTX), and Global Crossing and the follow-on business from those relationships will be the catalyst that takes us back up to the mid to high teens for BWNG stock. The convert price on the recent fundraising debentures is $16.60. Also, Fidelity (FMR Corp), upped their stake to over 11% because in looking at the big picture, they see the high demand for greater bandwidth media services that Broadwing brings to the table on a global standpoint through its optical network and solid partnerships.

Analysts and fund managers know that BWNG is significantly undervalued, therefore we would be aggressive buyers at these levels.

Sunday, July 09, 2006

High Bandwidth Is The Future For Triple Play Services

Service providers are looking to offer triple-play services, therefore it is imperative that they have a network that can handle the bandwidth required. Broadwing (Nasdaq - BWNG) has the #1 optical network that is suitable to carry out the high demands for future media services!

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Also...FLORHAM PARK, N.J., June 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Global Crossing (Nasdaq: GLBC - News) announced today that it has more than quadrupled the capacity of its global IP network backbone to support the growing customer demand for bandwidth-intensive applications and converged IP services. It has implemented a core network architecture that has more than quadrupled its PoP-to-PoP core capacity capability to multiple 10-Gbps speeds, while providing a Terabit-capable hub that enables an on-demand migration path for speeds up to OC-768.