RE:It all comes down to basicsYou're new here, aren't you? There is no master plan.
Five years ago, the "master plan" envisioned BBD growing to become a $25B/yr company. Since then, they have sold every salable asset in an effort to stay afloat, reducing the company to a shadow of its former self. There is nothing left to sell.
The asset sales have done little to reduce the staggering debt load. After the Alstom cash is applied to the debt, I expect they will still have north of $6.5B LTD, costing them close to $500M/yr interest. Every penny they generate will go toward servicing the debt. This is not sustainable.
I now believe some form of restructuring is inevitable. What that means for shareholders is unknown.
Jim
crypto65 wrote: It all comes down to fundamentals. If the master plan has merit, the numbers add up, confidence exuded because of solid core values, then the share price will surge.
The verdict will be revealed in short order, a couple of months or so, until then it's a waiting game.