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Low Price/Cash Ratio Value Stocks

An SI Board Since September 1998

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56	Michael, agreed that the cash flow is essential to evaluating these stocks. I&	Q.	-	9/14/1998
55	re. BRKS, the price/cash ratio was low on Thursday, but wait, they just announc	Q.	-	9/14/1998
54	Sorry, but I would rather rake my cash in a pile and burn it than buy a stock o	Q.	-	9/14/1998
53	re. LEAF, cash is high, but there are two things in the balance sheet that I do	Q.	-	9/14/1998
52	Gizelle: I think you are unclear on the concept. The June 10-Q shows that GLM h	Sid Turtlman	-	9/14/1998
51	Including good will and using 1999 figures, it is at cash value.	gizelle otero	-	9/14/1998
50	Actually, Global Marine is showing insider PURCHASES.	gizelle otero	-	9/14/1998
49	...we feel your (NASDAQ:PAIN)...	esecurities(tm)	-	9/13/1998
48	i don't think my stock can go much lower from here.. Subject 22846	Impristine	-	9/13/1998
47	Better to look at those where entire sector is down rather than company specifi	Gary Burton	-	9/13/1998
46	re MRVC ---What is the "Other (LT) Liabilities"--they are large	Gary Burton	-	9/13/1998
45	recent insider selling in GLM as I recall?	Gary Burton	-	9/13/1998
44	Gizelle, I agree that GLM is attractive at these levels, but I don't see h	Mark Pisaro	-	9/13/1998
43	Do your due diligence on Humboldt Capital Corp HMB.A on VSE It is run by Robe	Stephen O	-	9/12/1998
42	You have raised a point essential to this analysis. The expected burn rate det	michael c. dodge	-	9/12/1998
41	Thanks James. I'm a big believer in Lynch and his track record.	Arthur Radley	-	9/12/1998
40	Interleaf (NASDAQ:LEAF) price/cash = 0.91 mrq. source: biz.yahoo.com	esecurities(tm)	-	9/12/1998
39	Thanks for your reply. Gives me encouragement that others see the merit in inve	Arthur Radley	-	9/12/1998
38	Peter Lynch would say that you are doing the right thing: #reply-5710294 . .	Jimi Plym	-	9/12/1998
37	mony managers are lazy. and they want liquidty of big cap stocks. PM this is a	Sonki	-	9/12/1998
36	You may want to take a look at these 2: 1. INFR (Make sure you check the rece	Ron B	-	9/12/1998
35	John, Elroy, and all Yes, we have to look at debt, but there is another trap	Will Lyons	-	9/11/1998
34	Elroy, re. MRVC, oops, silly me. That's what I get for looking at the Marke	Q.	-	9/11/1998
33	MRVC has $100 million in convertible debt, so it's price to cash ratio is n	Elroy	-	9/11/1998
32	Marty, re. MRVC, price/cash = 1.15, looks good. market cap = $159 M ... ... d	Q.	-	9/11/1998

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