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To: jbe who wrote (33)	10/28/1997 10:39:00 PM
From: Pirah Naman	Read Replies (1) of 253

jbe: Just another data point confirming that there are differences in the numbers our sources are using: >get contradictory data on Xerox (XRX). MarketGuide gives it an "NM", >meaning negative free cash flow. Morningstar does not -- but then it >doesn't have data for 1997. Here are the numbers for previous years: >+1090 (1994); -236 (1995); +1,372 (1996). I just checked with the S&P stock reports I have - here are their numbers for those same years: 1013 (1994); 1396 (1995); 1411 (1996) I agree with Andrew that the SEC reports are the most accurate way to go - assuming we can analyze them properly. Pirah

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