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Insider activity (SEC Form 4)
No recent Form 4 filings on EDGAR — either no insider transactions reported recently or this isn't a SEC-registered issuer.
Valuation
Trading at NaN× earnings vs its 14.2× historical median P/E.
Fair value ≈ $-10.66 · price $38.49 today
Fair value · 0% above
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$FYBR
Current Stock Price: $38.49
Contracts to trade: $40 FYBR Feb 20 2026 Call
Entry: $0.01
Exit: $0.01
ROI: 42%
Hold ~27 days
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@Guden05 "Debt is being restructured, but the actual business is being tuned for growth"
and the exact same could be said for $CORZ, $WOLF, $FYBR, etc etc. All of them had their previous equity wiped out during their restructurings.
$FYBR Positioning is increasingly shaped by how predictably management executes. Governance alignment can reduce perceived uncertainty. Evidence of repeatability could meaningfully alter perception. Momentum becomes sustainable only when delivery keeps pace.
$FYBR
Current Stock Price: $38.01
Contracts to trade: $40 FYBR Dec 19 2025 Call
Entry: $0.05
Exit: $0.08
ROI: 67%
Hold ~31 days
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@REBELSUN @DJtheDegen @CFAstockpicker @J_Paul B/c 50-60% of equity in a company with ~$3BN less debt has a chance for much greater upside than what they'd get in Ch11 (see pre-vs-post Ch11 of $CORZ, Frontier/$FYBR, etc).
My guess is that entire bounce from $1.50 to >$3 was entirely retail-driven, b/c 13F holders were heavy sellers in Q2 (>60mm shares), and SI keeps hitting records.
$FYBR is stretching the rope maxed out on leverage and racing against time. Whether it holds or breaks depends entirely on how fast fiber assets can start generating real, sustainable cash flow; but that's not happening.
This will cost $VZ significantly. Behind the scenes, there has to certainly be some renegotiation happening on debt, contracts, maybe even regulatory terms (DEI policies, ya right). Verizon gets access to fiber infrastructure without having to build it from scratch, and will likely try to scale through cost cuts, RIFs, and rate hikes to make the math work. Will it? Analysts are beginning to lower the p/t on $VZ and some Analysts are raising p/t's. They are at odds. $VZ is paying more than $FYBR is worth. Is AI customer service going to help? AI customer service does not help, I think it increases customer frustration. It does not save time. My bottomline idea, if you buy Frontier do a quick flip and take profits.
Verizon’s AI-Powered Overhaul Of Customer Support Draws Retail Praise
$VZ $DJD $FYBR $IYZ
https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/verizon-ai-powered-overhaul-of-customer-support-draws-retail-praise/chm49CNRR34
