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Robertson Stephens, a full-service investment bank and member of the National Association of Securities Dealers, rates Dollar Thrifty Group as a “Buy.” The company’s earnings per share so far in 2000 are up to $2.95 from $2.85.
“Dollar Thrifty Group is the only pure ‘pure play’ rental car company in the domestic leisure market and this is the only sector of the industry with increasing pricing," says Jordan Hymowitz, analyst with Robertson Stephens
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