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| Maybe I am looking at this completely wrong, but the 58% shown in your post from 2/28/09 and the 3.64% shown in |
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| absolute number or percent. The numbers under the dates below are the reported short shares. |
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2/28/2009 |
4/1/2009 |
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411200 |
387200 |
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0.161% |
0.152% |
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Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here....as I'm just a "dumb doctor". Terms like EBITDA are greek to me. Given this, after full weekend of entertainment (PGA golf tournament) by a few Stanford Financial execs, I was the one at the dinner table who was able to ask the "dumb" question...."Explain just how Stanford makes all of this money"......
jc
