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GREY:ANSBF - Post by User

Post by louelon Jul 04, 2013 12:54pm
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Mapmaker

MapmakerI guess my first reaction is that you were reading the wrong WEF report as the Qtrly earnings were up from 3 cents to .05 cents fully diluted.  Secondly as to cash position you have to understand how to read a financial report.  You have to calculate the recievables depreciation, depeletion and payables plus cashon hand to arrive at what is available.  The report does not do it for you,  it simply gives you the figures to work with.   If you ever ran your own enterprise you should know that.
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