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To: Becky who wrote (9086)7/9/2005 5:25:28 PM
From: Jibacoa  Respond to of 23958
 
And .. what I don't understand is .. why DOC would go up, but not ADSX. Do you?

Becky: Just because one corporation owns a majority of the stock of another, doesn't mean that the stock price of each one should go up or down in tandem.

A company that owns 80% or more of another will file "consolidated" tax returns with the subsidiary company, but not if it owns less than 80%.

I really don't understand your question.<g>

RAGL

Bernard


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