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To: E_K_S who wrote (13638)	12/29/2012 11:31:30 AM
From: bruwin	Read Replies (1) of 34328

The one area of concern I'd have with TGH is its rising debt expense. In its last annual it reported $44.9mil., compared to only $18.2mil and $11.8mil. in the prior 2 years. The sum of its debt expense in its last 3 Quarterlies is = $(14.7+18.5+19.4)mil. = $52.6mil. which is already $7.7mil. ahead of $44.9mil. If TGH reports, say, $20mil. of debt expense in its Q4 that will give about $72mil., which will be a sizeable increase over its 2011 Annual debt expense and a big chunk off its Bottom Line, from which comes that dividend.

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