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To: pham who wrote (870)2/18/1998 11:14:00 AM
From: Todd D. Wiener  Read Replies (1) of 886
 
Pham-

I think that the most important data sections are the cash flow statement, the balance sheet and the statement of operations. Perhaps operating cash flow is the single most important statistic in the entire 10-K, because it reflects elements from both the balance sheet and the operations. But all of these data should be viewed as one entity, because they are each critical to identifying a company's health and outlook. If I could see only these 3 sections of the 10-K, I'd be reasonably comfortable that I had a decent understanding of the company's prospects. However, I recommend reading nearly everything, especially the results of operations and management's analysis of financial condition, the footnotes to the data, business segments and concentrations, risks and customers.

Yes, I was in CCSC. I sold 40% of my shares after it jumped to $40.

Todd
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