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To: Paul Senior who wrote (61319)	9/21/2018 4:05:41 AM
From: bruwin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78753

Just a question .... I had a quick look at FFXDF's Annual Income Statement and its Net Income progress over the last 3 years was looking good, bearing in mind the contribution that Net Income plays in the Balance Sheet and thereby "Book Value" .... However, when I looked at FFXDF's latest Quarterly Statement it showed a comparatively large Net Income Loss in its last Quarter which was following a downward trend in both Net Income and Sales/Turnover as shown in the previous two Quarters. If such is the case then one could assume that it won't do its Balance Sheet any good when that negative number gets "transferred" to its Balance Sheet .... You said, "I'm hoping stock price will at least keep pace with book value if/as book value increases" So my question is, "Is this latest large negative Net Loss a once off event, or, if it continues, will that continue to negatively affect Book Value and hence the company's stock price ?"