Vincent the only thing that is keeping DCTC trading as high as it is is confidence.Wants that confidence is broken I would'nt want to be holding the bag.From DCI 1996 Annual Report these are facts:
Total Assets 2,589,250
Total liabilities 575,349
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2,013,901
- Preferred Stock 305,000
- Intangible Assets (patents) 1,700,000
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NET WORTH 8,901
Now divide the NET WORTH by the number of shares outstanding and you get the book value. DCI is a paper company,thats why they don't talk value,worth,profits.You can keep the price up there only if you hold and buy. |
