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Biotech / Medical : Oxford Health Plan (OXHP)

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To: Gene J. Abel who wrote (462)12/10/1997 10:53:00 AM
From: Michael Burry  Read Replies (1) of 2068
 
The key is not to say "they have no debt" because
LT debt is nil. If their reserves (read "accounts payable")
are indeed $1 billion, then that can be considered
debt due over the next 6 months that meets or exceeds their
liquid assets in AR and cash. This becomes a regulatory
issue, not purely an issue of business economics.

The stock may do very well, but I am stepping aside to
regain an unbiased view in light of this "disclosure" by
the WSJ, which may very well be a typo. My portfolio doesn't
depend on one stock, and I've found that when things get
too complicated, a timeout is worth the transaction costs.
In fact, I'd pin any succes I've had on it.

Good Investing,
Mike
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