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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (94436)	2/10/2002 8:39:32 PM
From: Freedom Fighter	Read Replies (2) of 132070

KT, Thanks. I guess the bottom line is that there is an added layer of risk here. Assume I own a very profitable food company that I believe is worth "x". Now assume it is selling in the market for 1/2 "x" due to what I believe are short term operating difficulties. Those difficuties will not threaten the company and I don't mind waiting around until everything is fine again and the valuation moves back up. (assuming I am right and the market is wrong). However, if a company is not fully funded and I am totally right about its prospects, if the market disagrees with me and refuses to fund it at an appropriate value at that time, I could get wiped out or it could even die. Is that the gist of it? Wayne

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