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To: reaper who wrote (228063)	3/14/2003 9:32:47 AM
From: who cares?	Respond to of 436258

Are you sure you are right about F? CNBC tells me it's allgood(tm) as they have 20bln in CASH and therfore can't go bankrupt. My Bloomberg terminal with it's crappy inferior data says as of December they have 12bln in cash, man I wish I had good data like CNBC. It also says they have 48bln in total assets, 61bln of current liabilities, and 283bln in total liabilities but this of course has to be an error as CNBC doesn't mention it. Bloomberg also shows debt distribution like this for 552 issues totalling 124bln in debt. 2003 17589 2004 26077 2005 23289 2006 12500 2007 8010 2008 4191 2009 8522 2010 3134 2011 7340 2012 970 2013 50 2014 75 2015 55 2016 2017 2018 500 2019 2020 133 2021 183 2022 448 2023 2024 2025 300 >2026 10628 Looks like more good news. All they have to do is pay back 17bln this year and then a few more years in the billions and then damn they don't have to pay back but 50mln or so ten years from now. Market always looks ahead so I guess it's a buy after all.