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Strategies & Market Trends : John Pitera's Market Laboratory

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To: All Mtn Ski who wrote (4957)10/24/2001 11:03:08 AM
From: John Pitera  Read Replies (2) of 33421
 
Hi Tom,. I imagine book value could be coming down on ENE due to the reduction in equity that occurred last
week, as well as the other balance sheet questions. There is obviously some concern in the market that ENE
is a house of cards. If we start hearing that counterparties are pulling credit lines, and the other credit agencies
want to review their ratings that would indicate Possibly bigger problems.

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some notes from the above post:

I think you raise some very good points, part of the concern is since ENE is engaged in trading, the
traders on the other side have counterparty risk with ENE, if the trading partners reduce those the exposure to
ENE trades or stop trading with them all together then that's very bad news.
ENE also has to engage in asset sales to pay off notes due in 20 months, and may have to issue more stock,
thereby diluting earnings.

The bear case is that ENE has a much bigger pyramid of bad trading and bad investment decisions that they
have been trying to conceal.
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