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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TGL WHAAAAAAAT! Alerts, thoughts, discussion.
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To: Bram12345 who wrote (37959)3/20/2000 10:13:00 AM
From: Dave Gore  Read Replies (1) of 150070
 
If any are considering purchase of **KTNV** (now .44 x .50) before their earnings report, please read this:

Remember this is BEFORE the acquisition of Eastwood announced today. Posted on RagingBull.

** NEW INVESTORS: Proof KTNV is undervalued.

Compelling reasons that many will buy every dip that comes our way and hold long term.

1) They are trading at about 1/2 - 1/3 of breakup value at today's prices!

2) They have a PRICE TO BOOK ratio of about .7x (less than one), yet the average PRICE TO BOOK ratio
among their competitors is a 3.4x or about 5 times higher.

By EITHER of these criteria, KTNV should be trading around $2.00

3) KTNV has gross profit margins more than 2.5 times the industry average ... 71% vs. 27.6% (source:
Market Guide/Provestor Plus Company Report)

4) KTNV has a revenue per employee rating of 2.5 times the industry average ($617.500 vs. 225,083)
(source: Market Guide/Provestor Plus Company Report)

5) New CEO, Jack Wheeler managed a $1.6 billion portfolio at Sonat, and was also at Texaco.

6) Company has been profitable the last two quarters and own interests in 500 properties.

7) Formerly on the AMEX at more than $5.00 per share.

8) NEW! KTNV has breakeven costs for oil at $2.50 - $12 per barrel per Michael Branch/IR. With oil where it is
gross profit margin is huge. Do the math.

PS- the Provestor reports are NOT paid for by any company and cost $20 each. They are usually about 10
pages in depth reports and available on thousands of companies. I find them very useful.
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