CNTF - Of course I realize Yahoo has its problems, but the numbers I found are accurate for those years. The cash is definitely a nice security blanket to have in case of hard times, but I can see why it doesn't translate into stock price at this point. The only things that really matter are continued growth and management's ability to execute going forward.
In that link you provided, the difference in Dec 2009 vs Dec 2010 cash balance is +$67,956,000, yet the increase in net income is only $20,960,000. Meanwhile their total liabilities went down by $10M. Guess I'll have to dig into the SEC filings to see how they pulled that off. I'd love to do that in my own bank account!
Maybe I'm thinking too much, it is a trader's market after all.
CNTF, first of all I would never ever look at yahoo for any financial data. Yahoo has so many errors in their data it's ridiculous.
