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To: Lazarus who wrote (23927)	5/11/2006 1:37:14 PM
From: bruwin	Read Replies (2) of 78715

Well Lazarus, it goes without saying that you can mention and say whatever you wish to say on this thread (within the 'rules', of course !). It certainly has nothing to do with me. From a Fundamental point of view, I could see no current value in a company such as PSCO. However, it may meet your own investment criteria. I had a look at DYSL and it's certainly an improvement on PSCO ... at least it's not currently Insolvent ! This is a relatively small company and not one I'd personally consider, until such time as it had a bit more going for it. According to my own criteria it's not a stock I'd currently invest in because ... 1)Its Operating Margin is too low. 2)Its pre-tax Return on Capital Employed is too low. 3)Its Debt/Equity ratio is too high, costing it relatively too much on its Income Statement. According to the comments in your attachment, DYSL’s fundamentals seem to be improving. Therefore, IMO, it’s a stock which one should keep an eye on in case its future financial results reverse the ratios in (1) to (3) above. bruwin

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