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To: Martin Wormser who wrote (19559)	7/30/1999 11:02:00 AM
From: E. Graphs	Respond to of 25814

Martin, Keep in mind you are asking a TA, but I will share my KISS angle to FA. Long-Term Debt/Equity of .57 is goodness (more equity than debt). If the ratio were any greater than 1 you would want to find out why because that could be bad, (and it would be best to ask Shane why, and not me. He is the risk assessor, but I think he's in SI jail right now. <g>) 1 buck of debt/1 buck of equity = 1 1 buck of debt/2 bucks of equity= .5 My only other KISS principle is that the current ratio should always be greater than one. I better stick to TA. <g> E!