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To: Carl R. who wrote (424)	9/27/2000 7:14:08 PM
From: Crispin	Read Replies (1) of 477

You are absolutely right on a high stock price 'saving' a company from being considered bankrupt. I have a spreadsheet with 4 (+variants) bankruptcy models in it and it shows graphically how the elements are interacting. Often that factor dominates the outcome. One model is designed for private companies and does not have the stock price in and so can give different results for 'basket case' companies that somehow have a high share price. [this came out of part of a 'financial statement analysis' course I did at uni] I have not applied any of these models to my investing, but I was interested to see you discussing the models. Crispin

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