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To: pgerassi who wrote (145166)	10/12/2001 5:07:57 PM
From: fingolfen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

You could just go to the company's financial statement. To get book value you divide total capital (in AMD's last statement they call it "Total Stockholders' Equity", $3,800,305,000) and divide it by total diluted shares outstanding (AMD's is 340,533,000). You get for AMD, $11.16. Shows just how inaccurate both Yahoo's and SI's profiles are. The other numbers derived from book can be calculated from the financial statement as well. Sounds like everyone in the world is wrong but you, Pete... Anyone else find this observation both telling and ironic???

To: pgerassi who wrote (145166)	10/13/2001 1:22:02 AM
From: Windsock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Re:"To get book value you divide total capital (in AMD's last statement they call it "Total Stockholders' Equity", $3,800,305,000) and divide it by total diluted shares outstanding (AMD's is 340,533,000). You get for AMD, $11.16." Your original claim -- just two days ago -- was that AMD at $10.50 was not selling below its book value of $10.10. NOW you say that AMD's book value per share is $11.16. Message 16490807 You have twisted yourself around in a circle and have proved that you were making a false statement. Turn yourself in to the SEC for your self-defined criminal conduct. Message 16497925 "That is why using a source that has heavy regulatory and criminal fines for not maintaining its accuracy is a better solution."