19 Quotes by Youssef Squali

The AOL business has been in terrible shape the last year and a half,

The question is, what kind of acquisition can they make? The company has been extremely tight-lipped as to what their long term strategy is.

What we are not seeing is a clear indication for the 2002 revenue numbers and that will continue to be somewhat of a question mark.

This signals that the board plans for the company to remain independent as its attempts a turnaround.

Strategically its very important. From a financial perspective, its not enough to move the needle in the short term.

Anybody that looked at their balance sheet and at how much value they were placing on AOL understood there was a potential impairment charge there.

This group as a whole has been depressed in the past three months. I think what you're seeing today is that investors think these companies should be worth a lot more,

For 2002, they may indeed come in and assume more conservative estimates because Dick Parsons is running the show, ... It will be his watch and so the company will have to make the numbers.

By our math, even through their relationship with Comcast, they have access to only 40 percent of the market. We need to know how they plan to address that challenge,