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To: John Pitera who started this subject	4/3/2002 9:44:13 AM
From: Baldur Fjvlnisson	Read Replies (1) of 226

Pretty much worthless pile of fraudulent and totally unregulated garbage: <<<Fundamental Characteristics Month Ending 3/29/2002 Total Market Value ($) 13.0 trillion Mean Market Value ($) 2,180 million Median Market Value ($) 133.8 million Weighted Average Market Value ($) 81,327 million Largest Company's Market Value ($) 372.1 billion Smallest Company's Market Value ($) under 1 million Median Share Price $10.51 P/E Ratio 34.8 Price/Book 6.11 Current Yield 1.30%>>> wilshire.com Book value 2.1 trillion dollars. Deduct a trillion of goodwill, intangibles and other accounting fluff designed to deceive and defraud investors. Add several hundred billion in debt hidden off balance sheets = this mess may have real book value of 500 billion to a trillion. Ergo: This unsavory collection may be collectively solvent. It's probably trading at 10-15 times book. Have fun accumulating upcoming bankruptcies.

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