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To: Investor2 who wrote (33030)	12/13/2008 5:22:24 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) of 78760

Maybe NVO. I find others too difficult/expensive to buy on their foreign exchanges. BK: it's holding lots of cash; I'm just not believing those assets belong to BK. Seems like it should be obvious that if a substantial/well-known/profitable company such as BK is a 'bargain' because it is so very very cash-rich, that that could not be so. And I suspect if the other side of the balance sheet is considered - those current liabilities -- that cash and those liabilities relate to cash/stocks/bonds that BK holds for others, not for itself. finance.yahoo.com In other words, the article representing BK as a buy because of its cash is wrong. However, BK might very well be a buy for other reasons. Stock now at about 26. (being as low as 20.49 in crash in Oct.) I might be a buyer of a few shares if I could get in at $23, which is per share stated book value.

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