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Comment by twm123on Dec 03, 2012 12:05pm
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Well i dont know how we calc this.  I am pretty good with math, should be (im an accountant) but not sure on this one.  Ive seen it calc as right plus share price divided by two, and that seems to be close to what we are at now.  Where do you get the 2.50 from?  IMO these are going to be highly volatile times and we probably wont get a true share price for a couple sessions?  not sure.  your thoughts?

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