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To: Bob Rudd who wrote (9)	5/24/2001 7:41:18 AM
From: Arthur Tang	of 57

Thank you for your post, which is full of questions rather than answers. The real answer to understanding of the CEO's performance lies in the quarterly reports. Business consulting approach is to study if they need any business consulting and in what area. If they did everything right, then obviously, you like the stock and will invest more there. If the CEO is not a professional, then you should leave that company to its own demise; regulatory action is only a revenge, not worthy of your time to study the company. Case history we discuss here, do not illustrate profit and loss, but the business execution of classical management technique, text book style. Pick up a business management case history text book, and compare what I write here, you will get the feel. If management does everything right then the company will have an easy time to grow and have huge profits. You notice business management folks do not talk about earnings; they call it profits. You talk about earnings and the books will be cooked. Profits are in the pricing(easy money), earnings you have to work at it. Study AOL and see how easy it is to make a profit.

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