Excellent. Thanks! I had a brain cramp. It is very clear now.

Thanks, you are great!

Outstanding

Great help,my husband thanks you so much!

very good I'm impressed

The researcher was very through, and prompt. Help was wonderful.

I'm sorry, but this answer did nt flag up any real business issues or
problems that Canon have. All companies have problems of some nature
but I am unable to find any hard facts here

Thanks so much for clarifying this for me.

Wow!  You make it look so easy.  Thanks so much for simplifying it for
me.  I have a couple of other questions I'll be posting shortly.

Excellent.  Good find!

Thank you very much for this straightforward and speedy reply.

Omnivorous -
Are you in finance?  Or accounting?  You manage to complete this is
hours.  I'm working on the rest of this project for weeks.  However,
some of the information that you have gathered here, will assist me to
other sections of my project.

I thinking of adding the Capital Structure to this particular section.
 Will I be able to find everything in the annual report?  What would
you suggest?  I know with SEC regulations public traded companies
pretty can't leave anything to hide.  However, being the novice that I
am, I some times fumble with finding information.  Basically, taking
the long route and bypassing the less complicated route altogether.

Great answer. I attended the football doubleheader, but couldn't
remember the teams and scores, except that it was at Cleveland's
Municipal stadium. Odd that the NFL records, that i checked didn't
show that unique occasion.

Excellent answer!!

Thank you very much for being so prompt. I will have additional work
for you if you want to be my personal researcher otherwise look for me
next time.

thank you and enjoy the opening week for the NFL woohoo!!

ryan

Thanks, that's what I needed.  Outstanding.

jtg.

You are right, I did have the most difficulty when calculating the
return on equity.  I completed the WACC with another company.  I can
now go back and see where I went wrong in my configurations.

You mentioned Beta & US beta and Treasury bill rates, for the company
I completed WACC on; I had to find those rates.  I found the beta at
uk.finance.yahoo.com as well, I googled US Treasure Bill.

*whew*  Your mentioning them in the disclaimer makes me more confident.

This was my first time using this service and I'm very impressed.  I
will be back if I ever need more clarification on something.

omnivorous - Thanks again.

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Awesome job.  Thanks for helping me out.  Tracy

I think the most important thing I just learned from your
response is that the Yahoo data is not reliable. Are there
any other data services you recommend?
Thanks.

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Thanks.

good reply-your tip is on the way. I hope you will answer the other
two questions that I have posted.

good response and thanks for the  additional web site address. I hope
that you will answer the other question that I have posted.

Very good clarification of the subject

Thanks, this answer helped me understand better.

Excellent -- accurate and quick responses!

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omnivorous, that was a great explanation, however I still have to ask
you, step c, tax rate of 60% is that the remaining of the %40 used in
the depreciation process in step A?  Thanks a lot. mojomabris

Omnivorous-ga,

You did a good job, detailed and thorough.
I am satisfied.
Tip is on the way,

Chupik

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I needed a the DIRECT Method for Statement of Cash Flows, not the indirect method.