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To: mishedlo who wrote (47818)	3/7/2006 10:11:09 AM
From: Perspective	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

ACS, AN - Lever up, baby: thestreet.com thestreet.com Great quote in the second article: Generally, a company uses a Dutch auction to repurchase shares for two reasons, says Matt Rhodes-Kropf, a professor at Columbia Business School. Management believes the stock is a bargain, or big shareholders are trying to liquidate. "This tends to be very good to stock prices over time," said Rhodes-Kropf. "If you are buying back shares, you think the company is undervalued. Who thinks the company is undervalued? The CEO. And he's one to know." Here's a stock chart for them: finance.yahoo.com Given the stock price, which do you think it is? Oh, and guess who owns a ton of each: biz.yahoo.com biz.yahoo.com I think I know which it is. There oughta be a law... BC