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To: Q. who wrote (11901)1/18/2001 12:22:05 AM
From: Q.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78628
 
Here's a similar net-net screen, this time with a ratio of 1.0 instead of 2/3.

This allowed me to raise the floor on the market cap to a minimum of $50 M.

Otherwise, it's the same screen. If the name of the stock included "CL A", I threw it out manually, for having multiple classes of stock:

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To: Q. who wrote (11901)1/18/2001 12:30:09 AM
From: rjm2  Respond to of 78628
 
I am a RAGS fan. Also have a large position in SPORE but would gladly hang the management if given the chance.
Also own a small amount of EBSC.



To: Q. who wrote (11901)1/18/2001 9:27:02 AM
From: valueminded  Respond to of 78628
 
Looking at your list, I would immediately eliminate friedmans. If I remember correctly, it has multiple classes of stock with the caveat that the class you buy has no voting rights......So no way to force management to do anything... imo



To: Q. who wrote (11901)1/21/2001 7:30:33 PM
From: RockyBalboa  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 78628
 
SPORE has been halted some time for not being nasdaq compliant, they had to restate earnings... trading has been resumed in mid Dec since. I'm only guessing why they still have the ....E on. Perhaps it is as there are no filings from Jun 30th onwards.

quote.yahoo.com

biz.yahoo.com

They show their amended restated 10-Qs as of Jan 16th sec.gov

Stock looks cheap, but... can we trust?