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To: Think4Yourself who wrote (1106)	3/7/2001 2:30:59 PM
From: Telemarker	Read Replies (1) of 23153

Sorry, JQP. I really wasn't trying to be cute. Enterprise value is the value of a business which is attributed to both debt and equity capital. That value, minus the debt (including preferreds) would be the value ascribed to the common equity holders. So, what I was really asking is: What's your view of the fair value of ROYL's business minus the debt and then expressed on a per share basis, after any applicable dilution. Guess I could have just said "target price", but I like to focus on the worth of the business, as adjusted for the capital structure to arrive at a price for the exchange traded shares. Given the vagueries of the CA gas market (of which I consider you to be our resident expert), I viewed this value to be somewhat elusive as compared to other E&Ps. Hence my question. Seems I got carried away? What do ya think those common shares are worth?? My appologies for the confusion.

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