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It's more on the order of 120-140 billion, not 200. According to their 10k (which I received in paper yesterday): As of 9/29/2012, they had 121.3B in cash, ca
by wiredfool 14y ago
It's more on the order of 120-140 billion, not 200.
According to their 10k (which I received in paper yesterday):
As of 9/29/2012, they had 121.3B in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities. Of that, 10.7B in cash, 18.3B in short term marketable securities, and and 92B in Long term marketable securities.
Cash + equivalents are highly liquid investments with maturities of 3 months or less at the date of purchase. Short term securities have a maturity of < 12 months, and long term are > 12 months.
It's also broken down by holding (in $B):
Money Market : 1.4 (cash)
Mutual Funds : 2.4 (st)
US Treasury : 20.1 (mixed, mostly lt)
US Agency : 19.5 (mostly lt)
Non US Gov : 5.6 (mostly lt)
CDs : 2.2 (cash + lt)
Commercial Paper: 2.1 (cash + st)
Corporate : 46.8 (st + mostly lt)
Munis : 5.6 (mostly lt)
MortgageBacked : 12 (lt)
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