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Non-Tech : Marchex, Inc.

MCHX 1.640

-0.6%

Jan 30 9:30 AM EST

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To: mikiespeedracer who wrote (72)	12/29/2004 12:10:12 PM
From: playavermont	Read Replies (1) of 159

$180 Million will buy them assets growing well over 150% per year with 80% margins as well as fund future growth strategies (acquisitions). 2005 revenue estimates for these newly acquired assets is MOST LIKELY QUITE LOW. There is a great opportunity to significantly increase the monetization of these properties. They will have a BOOK VALUE of roughly $215+ Million after this deal closes. They will most likely have $90 to $100 Million in revenues with 30%++ margins next year. The approximate amount of Class B common shares outstanding will be about 32 to 33 Million +/-. Float of around 14 Million. They will be reporting $30 to $35 Million in operating earnings in 2005. Up from roughly $5.5 Million in 2004. They have the potential to explode to $30 to $40 per share in the first 3 months of 2005. If you take a sampling of the top 3 or 4 fastest growing companies on the Nasdaq (EBAY, GOOG, TASR, TZOO) and apply the average price to sales / price to book / price to earnings of these companies to MCHX you come up with a stock price in the $70 to $90 range. $70 to $90. Do your own research to verify these estimates. Do not rely on any poster for your info. VERIFY!

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