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To: TomKing who wrote (2)9/26/1999 7:49:00 PM
From: Edward  Read Replies (1) of 7
 
Hi Tom,

You know, its been awhile since anyone has posted anything about Triant. I think part of it stems from Triant releasing news about various things without informing anyone of what the news means to the bottom line. For example, Applied Materials investment in Triant, although interesting and potentially exciting, has lacked any follow-up about the arrangement. The arrangement with Dominix, although interesting, has had no follow-up. I sent email to both Triant and Dominix asking what significance the agreement presented. I got no response (I hope follow-up with customers is better than with investors).

The good news for Triant is the cost cutting and almost breakeven revenue for the year. One more order and profit (I suspect a big party at the home office!) Anyway, I know the potential of the UPM and remain a believer, although tired believer. I think it was about 2 years ago, people were speculating as to the value of Triant. Some said $5 some said maybe $10. Triant should clearly be able to generate $20 million in revenue. At 30x earnings, $25-30 per share would be a healthy return. Why would I be optimistic? Triant is playing in a multi-billion dollar sandbox. Getting $20 million of it is incidental.
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