RE:I know what CXR guidedNet income is not a proper measure of a company's abiulity to generate cash flow as it already takes into account interest expense, taxes, depreciation and amortization. I believe EBIT is the more relevant measure to evaluate the potential impact of the AMCO acquisition on 2016 results. At the end of the day, CXR forecasted in excess of $600 mm of EBITDA and in excess of $300 mm in net earnings for 2016. I believe EPS was forecasted to be between US $6.20 to US $6.80 per share. That leaves plenty of cash pay to down debt after having paid interest. This looks good from any perspective and any selective review of the AMCO acquisition is disingenuous.