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To: Libbyt who wrote (13678)	5/7/2002 2:54:52 PM
From: LK2	Read Replies (1) of 23153

Libbyt, RE: SALD. A lot of restaurant stocks have been strong this year. SALD has not. I can't tell you anything that's not really obvious from a quick check at Yahoo. The last 3 quarters at SALD the revenues and eps have been down (or they reported losses). That's the main reason SALD has not shown the strength of many restaurant stocks. MCD (McDonald's) has also been weak, also due to poor revenues and eps. Another problem with SALD is that it's a microcap. Yahoo says there are 5.91 Million shares outstanding. Average daily volume is 3-4 k shares. So it could be expensive getting in and out of the stock. These restaurant stocks don't all trade as a group. You can have some that really fly when their concept is hot, usually when they first start trading. But even though you personally might like the SALD idea of a fresh salad bar and think it's healthy, the market is cold to it right now, because of the poor recent revs and eps. Regards, Larry

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