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Exploration Aurtois Inc. EXTSF

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Exploration Aurtois Inc.
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Comment by bocamanon Feb 10, 2007 1:08pm
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RE: Bottom falling out

RE: Bottom falling outEXA carries a fair amount of debt. At this low share price, it's debt-equity ratio gets uncomfortably high. If I were the lender, I might be getting fidgety. How could the company fix that situation if the lender wanted to see the ratio adjusted right now? Any thoughts on that?
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