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To: Kid Rock who wrote (3384)	5/2/2001 8:48:49 PM
From: jim black	Respond to of 74559

Kid, nice number to come up with...but a little further research from Insidertrader.com shows in addition to all that cash: Longterm debt/Equity=1.6 ( they owe more than their equity, yummy) Cash/Share=82 cents for everyone of those yummy shares Tangible book value<$US3 Price/ Tangible book value> 20, again yummy. Hope you make a million on shares of GE. They are a bit too rich for my blood, along with just about everything else in this market. I keep remembering Warren Buffett said a very short while ago he could find no compelling buys in this market. jim black PS I keep wondering how safe all those loans are, the ones in GE Capital Mgmt. I am incidentally neither short nor long anything in GE.