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To: Smartypts who wrote (678)	6/24/2000 4:45:00 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (2) of 1766

You do not need to divide 13.9% by $16. Look, all you need is: How many Stratus shares are owned by METHA? 54 Million shares How many shares has METHA itself outstanding? 36 Millions 54/36 = 1.5 (the leverage - the additional $ value in METHA per Stratus $) How many is METHA worth (without Stratus): presumably $12. Hence: Metha should trade at $12 + 1.5 * Stratus' price. For example: Stratus prices at $17 hence Metha = $12 + 1.5 x $17 = $37.5

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