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Pali Analyst: TWC a Haven for Deal-Averse Investors

Pali Research media analyst Richard Greenfield raised his rating on Time Warner Cable to “neutral” from “sell” last week, observing that investors are beginning to move money from Comcast to the second-largest MSO for one simple reason: TWC isn’t... Full Article at Multichannel News

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  1. On a relative basis, you're seeing Cablevision and Mediacom outperform expectations ... But everyone is seeing a significant boost in free cash flow as subscriber growth slows. The difference is with Cablevision it's more because penetration levels are at maturity as with the rest of the companies it is...
    – Richard Greenfield SOURCE: Multichannel News 3 months ago
  2. We will be spending more but all-in, your free cash flow ought to go up ... It would be a pretty strange phenomenon if, over a long period of time, our business would be better off if we didn't sell units.
    SOURCE: Multichannel News 3 months ago
  3. We're actively managing capex, devoting more and more to success-based investment and doing all the right things to maintain our very reasonable cost of debt ... If you can manage these outlays wisely and continue with operating cash-flow growth, you can grow free cash flow at a rapid clip.
    SOURCE: Multichannel News 3 months ago
  4. The punch line of all of that is that we're [the industry] able to generate that growth while still generating a huge amount of free cash flow ... And the reason were able to do that is in large measure due to the fact that, after years and years of increasing capex relative to revenue, we're now in a m...
    SOURCE: Multichannel News 3 months ago
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