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Most of the people here predicting bankruptcy for Dish have no idea about what they're talking about. Wall Street investors don't pay $26 a share for a company that's soon going bankrupt. It is the highest stock price in over two years. But the skeptics can still short the stock on Monday...

AT&T (T) and TPG (TPG) are in early talks to merge their jointly owned DirecTV satellite TV service with Dish Network's (SATS) EchoStar, Reuters and Bloomberg reported Saturday, citing unnamed sources. familiar with the matter. If successful, the merger would create the largest pay-TV service...

Someone forgot to tell Wall Street how badly Dish is doing financially. Echostar stock has rocketed up 91 percent in the last six months! Somebody knows something.

Depends on what the fixed income is, lol.

You gotta be kidding. Mergers in that year were regulated by George W. Bush's Justice Department. The Democrat Congress had nothing to do with it! Please tell me that you are kidding.

There will be no combination approved with the Democrats in power. They are very much opposed to big mergers due to anti-trust concerns. Maybe after Dish goes bankrupt.

The reason that Red Lobster went bankrupt was because of their Endless Shrimp promotions. As long as Charlie doesn't suddenly give out free shrimp or lobster to all subscribers, Dish will do fine. Dish stock is up almost 50 percent in the last six months!

Meanwhile, Echostar/Dish stock was up today to $15.75, where its been for almost two years. The stock market is more accurate than some financial guru who is possibly shorting the stock and hoping to drive it into bankruptcy. In other words, the market doesn't believe Moffett's predictions...

The confusing way that Sling is marketed, with Blue and Orange packages that no one understands, is definitely part of the problem.

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As long as EchoStar stock is above $5 a share, it ain't going bankrupt anytime soon. Right now it sells for about $14 a share. Relax folks. This Wall Street expert says it's worth $38...

Mr. MBA, But EchoStar/Dish isn't without options. New Street Research believes EchoStar could raise about $3.2 billion of spectrum-backed notes from its DBSD and Terrestar holdings, and raise an additional $4.3 billion against AWS-3 licenses. "Taken together, this should provide enough...

Dish has billions of dollars worth of spectrum that it can sell. It can also merge with both DirecTV and another wireless company.

You can short the stock and make a fortune. Be my guest. There is a decent chance you'll make money on it. Let me know how it turns out.

We're being too pessimistic about EchoStar/Dish going bankrupt. Their stock is at $13.12 today. If it were going bankrupt the stock would now be near zero. Charlie still has some tricks up his sleeve.