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To: Charles Tutt who wrote (176298)12/29/2003 3:45:24 PM
From: The Duke of URL©  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Ouch, but thanks.

I used the balance sheet example to simplify. But I could trace the entire transaction through the income statement, also.

But your point is, that INCOME is higher if you use stock options at least for the quarter in question.

But depreciation is conceptually the same thing, olny the contra-positive. It reduces income artificially.

BUT AS LONG AS YOU KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING IT DON'T MATTER. You "take into account" depreciation or cash flow or extraordinary earnings or stock options.

ALL THE PEOPLE THAT ARE BITCHING NOW ABOUT STOCK OPTIONS ARE THE SAME PEOPLE WHO DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THEM BEFORE.

That alone gives me great faith in their suggested solutions.

:))

If those people don't know how to read a balance sheet maybe you should not be doing their own individual investing.

The problem with that is that you would expect the mutual fund to watch out for you but they were too busy stealing.

BTW did you know that Zues named Janis and gave him two heads looking in opposite directions for his infidelity.

NOW, TALK ABOUT FULL DISCLOSURE??

Janus Funds has the complete disclosure defense!!!!~! "We told you we were going to steal!!!!!!"

:))

Maybe the fault here has nothing to do with stock options? Hmmmm?
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