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To: Brinks who wrote (15308)8/23/2002 2:31:49 PM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78692
 
DXT. Well, an analysis of DXT similar to yours was actually used by Dr. Graham at one time to illustrate his methods, I beleve.

So it's nice to see 'ole Dixon mentioned here.

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Your post shows total long term debt as: 32.6M + 1.9M.

The Co.'s Aug. 14 filing lists long term debt as $47.2M.

I'm not understanding that apparent discrepancy.

There's also in that 8/14 filing, capital lease obligations of $5M. Dr. Graham has said to subtract that out too for the net-net calculations.

Stock nevertheless looks undervalued to me too. Especially on price/sales.

Paul Senior



To: Brinks who wrote (15308)8/23/2002 6:12:19 PM
From: MCsweet  Respond to of 78692
 
Looks interesting, but isn't DXT in actuality burning cash still?



To: Brinks who wrote (15308)1/12/2004 11:43:10 AM
From: Brinks  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 78692
 
Jarden said it expressed interest in buying Dixon Ticonderoga for about $160 million, or $5 a share.

Recommended August 23, 2002 $ 1.50 Proposed buyout $ 5.00
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The ole Ticonderoga is making a comeback!