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Sears (NYSE:S) 49.2% Loss
We warned on Sears at $47.22. Six weeks later stock hits new low price of $24. More...
D&K Healthcare (NASDAQ:DKWD) 70.5% Loss
D and K Healthcare Resources Inc. (DKWD) price dropped to $8.68 four weeks after warning investors to be "extremely cautious" at $29.45. More...
Concord EFS (NYSE:CE) 50.7% Loss
Concord EFS plunges to $16.40 from $33.25 nine weeks after we issued warning. More...
| Ticker |
Company |
Date of
Diagnosis |
Price at
Diagnosis |
11-08-02
Price |
%
Change |
| XMM |
Cross Media Marketing Corp. |
05/29/02 |
$11.85 |
$0.81 |
-92.67% |
| RRI |
Reliant Resources, Inc. |
04/22/02 |
$16.20 |
$2.25 |
-86.11% |
| ENDO |
ENDOcare, Inc. |
05/24/02 |
$15.76 |
$3.04 |
-80.71% |
| FLM |
Fleming Companies, Inc. |
05/28/02 |
$23.09 |
$6.19 |
-73.19% |
| APWR |
AstroPower, Inc. |
05/20/02 |
$22.63 |
$6.81 |
-69.91% |
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Cashflow is the Key
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Suprema Specialties, Inc. (CHEZ)
Despite Suprema's record earnings, they had severe negative cashflow which lead to their February 24, 2002 filing for bankruptcy.
StockDiagnostics.com analyzed thousands of public companies and found a high statistical correlation between the reporting of positive EPS and "negative" OPS (operating cash flow per share) and share price declines. We advocate that investors utilize OPS in conjunction with EPS to determine a company's financial vitality.
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OPS vs EPS
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