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04/30/10 12:54 AM

#313822 RE: pantherj #313821

yes - if they had to pay 4.67% every month on that same $30,000 it would be 56% - but what does that have to do with them selling their $30,000 in receivables 1 time for 4.67%?
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harvard homeboy

04/30/10 8:28 AM

#313862 RE: pantherj #313821

12 mos. X 4.67% = 56.04%. Thats a lot of vig.


It's especially a lot of vig for a company whose pretax margins are in the neighborhood of 20% or thereabouts. And they sure ain't gonna make it up on volume either.

GLTA