i'm hopeful

Wireless

Buy - Price 12.75 on May 13
by McAdams Wright Ragen

Clearwire's 1Q08 revenues were $51.5 million (up 76% year-over-year), versus our $49 million estimate; net subscribers numbered 443,000, versus our 422,000 forecast. However, cash Ebitda [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization] loss of $81.2 million was worse than our $70.4 million estimate. Continuing [expense] associated with new markets impacted gross margins....Clearwire says it expects to cover 60-80 million POPs [points of presence] by '09 end, 120-140 million by '10. Clearwire would also reimburse Sprint about $425 million for Sprint's network-build efforts in '08....Target: 20. Market cap: $2.1 billion.

From a recent Mad Money show:

"No, no, no, we don't want to be in that thing. Anytime that one spikes, you sell it. "

Low price and good long term future.

Clearwire (CLWR) was downgraded to Sell, Citigroup said. Stock trades at a substantial premium to fair value of $13. Business model also faces several operating and financial hurdles.

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Should have been great but moving in the wrong direction.

too unpredictable

Why do you hurt me?

These are the same guys that bankrupted XOXO a few years back.

If you build it for $3.5B, they will not come

Never place market orders on IPO's you get friggon ripped. I knew not to but I did anyway, I thought this was going to be the best thing since sliced bread.

This company won't make money for years and the technology is not that great based on some of the customer reviews. I think we need to give it some more time before piling in.

Also, for those of you that blame Cramer for your losses, shame on you for not doing your own research. He is making suggestions but you and you along are accountable for your investment decisions. Anyone who blindly follows someone into a stock deserves to lose ther money.

down 20%

keep following Jim Cramers advice and you will be down $100,000 in three months like I am with his great calls on this stock and several others I bought on his recommendation.The funny thing about Cramer is you never here him talk about his bad picks that much except if they finally turn after you've lost all your money and then he's a genius in his mind. The problem is most people dont have millions to weather the storm of a big downturn in his stock picks like him. Down another 7% today and still going. You want hear Cramer unless it takes a big turn months and years from now, and then he will be kissing himself while the rest of us are in the soup line.

The bloggers should have waited, your closer to my target of $3 than you are to the analyst price of $33. One more recommendation and we will be at $15, add cramers views of how he likes his buddy McCaw and we will be at $10.