http://www.leighdrogen.com/anecdotal-observations/ Just another WordPress site Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:20:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.leighdrogen.com/anecdotal-observations/#comment-954 derekhernquist Thu, 22 Apr 2010 02:13:23 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=2003#comment-954 Man, you are quick to blog! Good stuff here...central to my approach is the fact that operating & financial leverage is underestimated. People make fun of the "overreactions", but the earnings potential of a lean OR bloated company can really change a ton with even small revenue swings. I'm not expert enough to dig into the fundies, but think the not-yet-accepted truth is often clear in these "over" reactions Man, you are quick to blog! Good stuff here…central to my approach is the fact that operating & financial leverage is underestimated. People make fun of the “overreactions”, but the earnings potential of a lean OR bloated company can really change a ton with even small revenue swings. I'm not expert enough to dig into the fundies, but think the not-yet-accepted truth is often clear in these “over” reactions

]]> http://www.leighdrogen.com/anecdotal-observations/#comment-953 derekhernquist Wed, 21 Apr 2010 21:13:23 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=2003#comment-953 Man, you are quick to blog! Good stuff here...central to my approach is the fact that operating & financial leverage is underestimated. People make fun of the "overreactions", but the earnings potential of a lean OR bloated company can really change a ton with even small revenue swings. I'm not expert enough to dig into the fundies, but think the not-yet-accepted truth is often clear in these "over" reactions Man, you are quick to blog! Good stuff here…central to my approach is the fact that operating & financial leverage is underestimated. People make fun of the “overreactions”, but the earnings potential of a lean OR bloated company can really change a ton with even small revenue swings. I'm not expert enough to dig into the fundies, but think the not-yet-accepted truth is often clear in these “over” reactions

]]> http://www.leighdrogen.com/anecdotal-observations/#comment-955 Anonymous Wed, 21 Apr 2010 21:13:00 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=2003#comment-955 Man, you are quick to blog! Good stuff here...central to my approach is the fact that operating & financial leverage is underestimated. People make fun of the "overreactions", but the earnings potential of a lean OR bloated company can really change a ton with even small revenue swings. I'm not expert enough to dig into the fundies, but think the not-yet-accepted truth is often clear in these "over" reactions Man, you are quick to blog! Good stuff here…central to my approach is the fact that operating & financial leverage is underestimated. People make fun of the “overreactions”, but the earnings potential of a lean OR bloated company can really change a ton with even small revenue swings. I’m not expert enough to dig into the fundies, but think the not-yet-accepted truth is often clear in these “over” reactions

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