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To: jlib who wrote (184)5/10/2001 10:24:23 AM
From: Ben Wa  Respond to of 505
 
Essentially, that means without a high share price, their creditors would start asking for real cash instead of stock, or at least need many more shares to make up for the risk of the stock declining. a very worthwile posting. On the other hand, if their creditors believed that HOMS was going to $200 a share, they might ask for fewer shares.



To: jlib who wrote (184)5/10/2001 12:21:35 PM
From: Cautious_Optimist  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 505
 
>>...and we do not believe investors are likely to be overly
sensitive to valuation arguments with regard to this stock<<

Huh?



To: jlib who wrote (184)5/11/2001 11:58:08 AM
From: PekingYen  Respond to of 505
 
I am confused. The latest report on the pro Forma Basis includes over $22m "stock based charge" in its operating expenses. Is the "stock based charge" same as "the equity based operating expenses" mentioned in this ML report? HOMS provides two formats for the latest quarter. Both has include "the stock based charge". do I overlook something? anybody help please. Thanks in advance.


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