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Wheels Group Inc > WHY I BOUGHT WGI
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Comment by loantech1on May 01, 2007 8:34pm
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RE: WHY I BOUGHT WGI

RE: WHY I BOUGHT WGINot sure how you get your MC I always though MC was total shares fully diluted time share price? Using production numbers would you not get cash flow/share 1st and times it using a variety of numbers maybe 20 times Cash flow/share?
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