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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (1896)	9/1/1997 3:09:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	of 11888

Ken, someone e-mailed me relative to LUNN and CADE here was my response (I took the addressee's name out to protect the innocents <VBG>): > I spent some time looking at the LUNN/TPG merger. It seems as if TPG will get about 75% of the stock outstanding and a 10 for 1 reverse split will be accomplished. They will have about 5 to 6 MM shares after the merger with sales of about 120 MM year, pointing out to possibly a $20 stock after the nerger. My problem is that recently, TPG sales are declining and there is no way for me to understand the reasons for that. In any event, if my calculations are correct, the current LUNN stock should be at about $2 with a good potential for a surge. I would wait for entry until after the actual merger since they often have a declining stock after a "reverse" split when stock comes on the market. I also have a feeling that the deal is going through since TPG's principals are looking for a way to cash in their chips, meaning that after the merger there might be a lot of stock supply. This is actually TPG going public using LUNN as the shell. As for CADE, I do not see the excitment in an aerospace service organization. How much can they grow? Zeev

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