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To: Hectorite who wrote (1464)1/29/2000 6:46:00 PM
From: Z Analyzer  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1487
 
<<I've been trying to figure out how the increased cash while
losing money. Is this just a quirk of cash flow accounting?>>
Depreciation and asset write-downs result in losses but consume no cash. -Z



To: Hectorite who wrote (1464)1/30/2000 2:12:00 PM
From: All Mtn Ski  Respond to of 1487
 
Hectorite,

I always thought cash was a part of the book value, and since the value of physical assets may fluctuate or be written off completely, I just look the cash amount as a floor for a stock. While HTCH does trade below stated book value and may indeed drift lower, $10-$12 would look to be an excellent entry point based on the cash per share, if we get there.

Tom


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