When you're looking at this filter, what are you typically looking at for growth rates? Maybe like the multiple, say, price to earnings, or price of free cash flowor however you look at it. For something like amazon, i'd prefer to look at enterprise value dibra. But something that has that's consistent the net det's close to zero id, probably look a price to earnings. And so depending on the id, look at a specific metric. If it's got high capital cost, like business that i own frigan sake would be microne,. What would you determine a good sort of return on e vessof capital? Well, if you think about
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