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To: Selectric II who wrote (9264)10/2/2002 9:34:21 AM
From: im a survivor   of 13815
 
<<That large loss reported by JDSU was a paper write down of the value of assets that they acquired with their own then-inflated stock price, not cash. Not the same.>>

True...but subtract all that...and are they making money...are revenues growing, shrinking??

I know balance sheet looks great...always has....it's the biz model and valuation I am concerned about.....are they selling anything? Will they grow revenues? What about that valuation....all those outstanding shares means this baby moves .10cents and it goes up or down a HUGE amount in valuation....how will they ever justify a valuation if their stock is at $10 or $20, let alone $200? Could they possibly do a Reverse split...normally they are the kiss of death with most companies, but I actually feel JDSU will be best in the long run if they get rid of alot of those outstanding shares....
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