OT - INFN CC
<p>Given INFN's history of being conservative in giving
guidance, the 'prepared statement' so far is very, very upbeat
about their expectations of future opportunities. Only point of
caution is that some customers that they expected to ramp up
quickly was slower than antcipated - thus next quarter (I think it
was) will not be at 'high end' of expectations. But aside from
that, being that bullish about both the secular prospects for the
sector, and their prospects specifically, are full steam ahead. But
conf. and prepared statements by different execs is not over yet.
Cable op, tier 1 and (couldn't make it out) each (3 total) accounts
for more than 10% of revs. Didn't add new customers in quarter, but
confident that 'we will add more customers in the coming quarters."
Don't think that they'd say such things unless they were confident.
But the ball game isn't over - 2nd speaker seems to be including
some disappointments about expectations for this quarter from some
sub-markets/customers.</p>
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INFN has been right in the sweet spot segment of the market,
pretty much insulated from the ups and downs of the overall carrier
market. It is all about the technology. At some point
it will slow down but I doubt it will be for another year or two,
possibly longer given Netflix penetration in the rest of the
world.
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Author:
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LongTerm
CapGains
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Off Topic
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Sentiment:
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Neutral
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Date:
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07/23/15 at 7:30 AM CDT
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