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DGA Core Plus Absolute Return ETF > market cap v. balance sheet
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Comment by BearBullBrianon Nov 16, 2012 3:13pm
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RE: market cap v. balance sheet

RE: market cap v. balance sheet

Investors love to hate Chinese companies these days. The company is going quite well, thank you, and is surely worth more than the value the market is giving it. Stay with it and the rewards will come although it's going to take a while. The company has over a buck per share in cash for goodness sake.

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