Edward Dowd says forward buying before actual use is common during capex booms, comparing it to the late 1990s telecom and fiber buildout. He warns physical constraints, delays and financing pressure can turn a surge into a slowdown.
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Edward Dowd says forward buying before actual use is common during capex booms, comparing it to the late 1990s telecom and fiber buildout. He warns physical constraints, delays and financing pressure can turn a surge into a slowdown.
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