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03/24/13 11:30 AM

#96031 RE: Ann1 #96027

PPS Valuations...Here is the formula:

Earnings per share (EPS) = Net Income Available to Common Shareholders/Number of Common Shares Outstanding

$84,000/$400,000 = $0.21 = EPS

Usually, investors compare earnings per share to the market price per share of the stock they own. Is the market price of this stock greater than or less the share price the investors have paid for this stock? Based on the market price, how much should the earnings per share of the stock be? This is how investors evaluate their investments.

Earnings per share is the figure used in the company's price earnings ratio which is used to determine how much investors are willing to pay per share of stock.


Now tihnk about that 1.2 billion
Soon to be higher and Higher


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paulyb

03/24/13 12:05 PM

#96035 RE: Ann1 #96027

You must have skipped part of the message that you responded to. There is a good chance that Collins is cashing shares. One of the ways he may be able to cash shares is covered in Richs' post. With the "checkbook" issuance of stock there are many ways to funnel Collins money without a 144. After seeing what Steve has done to the stock structure nothing would surprise me.