skeeter--
very true, but i think beating the estimate had a lot to do with it<G>.not really, just upholding the other end of the debate.
i am sure though that at some time you have talked to some one who was hyping a stock because they beat estimates, even though they did it with, suprise, non-recurring income. its just a fact of the world that CNBC doesnt always tell people EVERYTHING they need to know, or they dont explain it adequetly.
suprising, but i used to think that everyone understood one time gains, but i do not think they do now. i mean, the situation was BAD for mu during the summer, most here could see losses approaching, but the stock still went up.
who knows?
good luck to all,
trey |
