4 Reasons Why Sprint Nextel Deserves the Call From Investors

By Gary Gordon: Telecommunication service providers from Verizon (VZ) to AT&T (T) to Sprint Nextel (S) have

By Dana Blankenhorn: There is a slow-motion revolution taking place in the mobile phone space: prepaid wireless. You buy the phone for cash, then you buy minutes or bits separately.

Chad Brand submits: Industry pundits and stock market investors are likely going to be largely negative on the future prospects for Sprint (S) after this weekend's announcement of AT&T's (T) deal to buy T-Mobile USA fo

ost Americans now have mobile phones, and a Nielsen Mobile report last year found that nearly one in five of us have cut the cord, abandoning our landline service entirely. Danny Kessler of Tempe, Arizona, is one of those people, except he has gone the next step: He recently gave up his cell-phone contract too. Kessler's no hermit: He's a 27-year-old personal-safety instructor who has to be in touch with his clients. He just does all his telephoning via the internet. Today Kessler is an anomaly, but internet telephony (a.k.a.

By Zvi Bar:It took several years for Sprint Nextel (S) to obtain the iPhone, but it finally got it to start the fourth quarter of 2011.

Trefis submits: Sprint (S) competes with AT&T (T) and Verizon (VZ) in the mobile phone subscription plans business as well as TracFone, MetroPCS and Leap in the prepaid plans business.

By Qineqt:We believe that Sprint Nextel (S) is a buy at current valuations based on the following reasons:

Thoughts Worth Thinking submits: Writing earlier this year on May 12, after shares closed at $4.15, I argued the case for Sprint Nextel (S), citing improved quality, the prepaid pipeline and improved marketing.