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Politics : RAMTRONIAN's Cache Inn

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To: Sr K who wrote (13830)2/18/2008 6:22:35 PM
From: NightOwl  Read Replies (1) of 14464
 
Sr K... I took your advice and when back to look at their 2008 guidance. This is what the Q4 PR said:

"On the strength of our plans for top-line growth, we expect to continue to benefit from the operating leverage built into our business model to grow net income excluding stock-based compensation and income tax expenses in excess of 30%.

So they say 2008 net income before all the junk will be more than 30% higher... 30% would be $3,136,900 for all of 2008.

Even if their tax rate is as high as 38% that kind of net income growth would not suggest a tax bill for $7.3M to a CPA or anyone else.

But in 2006 on a per share basis, if you back the options expense and taxes out their GAAP eps was 0.02 cents/sh. That made 2007's net income growth 600% higher than the prior year.

350% growth on 2007's GAAP eps of 0.12/sh would give you 0.42/sh... That certainly makes 0.12/sh for Q1 seem within reason to me.

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