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chrysostom (Little Upsilon)
21 Jan 2009 21:46
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All state corps in agape are for sale. 5 corps are under 50b. Taxes are at 10%. Some are very good deals, such as:
-Windoria Pharmaceutical Products. The corpation costs 33.2b. It made a profit last year of 12.3b, and has cash on hand of 44.6b. With a P/E ratio of 2.5, this corporation has made a profit each of the last 18 months of over .5b.
-Elizabeth Highschools. Costs 33.2b, has 45b of cash on hand. Profit of 7.1b. P/E ration of 4.7. It has made a profit for each of the last 18 months also.
- Edison Chemicals. This is a growing company that is still upgrading. However it has a PE of 3.7, and has made a profit each of the last 14 months. it has 44.7b cash on hand and costs just 8.6b to buy. It only made a profit of 2.3b last year, but looking at the company stats, you'll see production has increased 10% over the last 18 months, while total salaries costs have actually declined.
-Hickory Household Products. This is an example of one of the more expensive corps (the most expensive, actually). It would cost 572.8b. With a P/E of 38, it has generated no less than 1.42b for any of the last 18month.
Please take a look at all my state corps, and consider bidding on them.
-Windoria Pharmaceutical Products. The corpation costs 33.2b. It made a profit last year of 12.3b, and has cash on hand of 44.6b. With a P/E ratio of 2.5, this corporation has made a profit each of the last 18 months of over .5b.
-Elizabeth Highschools. Costs 33.2b, has 45b of cash on hand. Profit of 7.1b. P/E ration of 4.7. It has made a profit for each of the last 18 months also.
- Edison Chemicals. This is a growing company that is still upgrading. However it has a PE of 3.7, and has made a profit each of the last 14 months. it has 44.7b cash on hand and costs just 8.6b to buy. It only made a profit of 2.3b last year, but looking at the company stats, you'll see production has increased 10% over the last 18 months, while total salaries costs have actually declined.
-Hickory Household Products. This is an example of one of the more expensive corps (the most expensive, actually). It would cost 572.8b. With a P/E of 38, it has generated no less than 1.42b for any of the last 18month.
Please take a look at all my state corps, and consider bidding on them.