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What: Clearwire (Nasdaq: CLWR) popped 11% in intraday trading today after takeoverchatter.com wrote it up as "potentially oversold."

So what: Oversold is a measure used in technical analysis to identify stocks with potential to rise. According to takeoverchatter.com, Clearwire's price-to-book ratio of 0.83 indicates the value of the company's underlying assets exceeds today's market price, and its PEG ratio of 0.07 suggests the "shares are trading at an excellent value relative to firm's growth rate."

Now what: While takeoverchatter.com suggests Clearwire is undervalued based on historical financial metrics, it makes no mention of the company's outlook. On Monday, Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) announced a 15-year network-sharing deal with LightSquared that has potentially negative implications for Clearwire. Investors would be wise to value this stock based on future earnings potential -- discounting for the uncertainty -- rather than historical financials.

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