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Non-Tech : York Research (YORK)
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To: James Hutton who wrote (771)6/11/1999 12:05:00 PM
From: Michael Stavy  Read Replies (3) of 800
 
Jon:

York's first quarter's earnings should be out by 7/15/99. I have not made a proforma model or any other quantitative method of forecasting York's F/Y 2000 Earnings.

I used my best judgment, based on my studies and readings (including SI and Yahoo) I believe that earnings from continuing operations will increase in F/Y 2000 and losses from Discontinued Operations will end.

For the quarter ending 5/31/99, I estimate that York's Earnings (loss) per common share fully diluted will be .18 for Continuing Operations; (.15) for discontinued operations; and .00 for extraordinary gains(losses)

For the Year ending 2/28/00, I estimate that York's Earnings (loss) per common share will be .83 for Continuing Operations; (.30) for discontinued operations; and .00 for extraordinary gains(losses).

What do you think?

Michael Stavy
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