Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Verizon is in 175 billion in debt

Verizon is burning through CASH faster than the revenue we are bringing in and after expenses,its public information… if Dan doesnt change this ship around fast this company is going under faster than we all think.thats why everyone panicking at the top, why do you think everyone is leaving its not because Dan fired everyone BTW.


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Post ID: @OP+1ktwenz4j

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@aw your under some delusion …. He was brought here to drive the stock up to 60-70 level ….. he will do it grab his money and leave after decimating the workforce and company.

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Post ID: @hm+1ktwenz4j

@OP I am guessing that reading and understanding a balance sheet is not one of your strengths.

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Post ID: @dr+1ktwenz4j

Not anymore Einstein, that's why Dan if reducing force.

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Post ID: @cj+1ktwenz4j

I asked Claude how worrisome the debt is and here is its summary:
Bottom line: Verizon’s debt is large and got meaningfully larger due to Frontier, but the structure is sound — investment grade ratings, long maturities, strong FCF coverage, and a credible deleveraging path to 2.0–2.25x by 2027. The real risk isn’t a debt crisis; it’s an execution story. If Frontier integration stumbles, subscriber growth disappoints, or capex demands surprise to the upside, that FCF cushion compresses. None of those are base-case scenarios right now, but they’re what to monitor.

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Post ID: @ch+1ktwenz4j

@OP in other news water is wet

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Post ID: @b9+1ktwenz4j

Try 200B

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Post ID: @b2+1ktwenz4j

He was not brought here to save it...remember that in 1 year.

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Post ID: @aw+1ktwenz4j

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