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To: MSB who wrote (52)	7/25/1998 6:54:00 PM
From: Don Pueblo	of 253

Tough question, MSB. I assume the stock is listed on the NASDAQ, obviously small cap. Without knowing the sector it's in, you are asking a really tough question. Book value can be a tough computation; I believe IRIDF calculates the value of their satellites as part of their value, but satellites are not very liquid; and Boston Chicken used to claim that their contracts were income... the franchise contract (for a million bucks, for example) was counted as a million in income once the contract was signed. Your debt to equity is good, obviously, and the beta is probably high due to the run up, which can be higher than "normal" on a 2 dollar stock. Fonar comes to mind.

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