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To: wayne who wrote (41)	12/22/1997 11:30:00 AM
From: tnl	Read Replies (1) of 485

I think share consolidation is important. Although a share holders % of equity in the company doesn't change, what can happen is the $ value of the shares changes. I know when Canadian Airlines consolidated it's millions of shares, the $ value of shares dropped from around $7 to $1. There was another company where this happened as well - which I don't recall the name. I'm not saying it would be as dramatic, or even happen. I am saying that after an consolidation the $ value of the shares after consolidation can trend down. I think if the company is good financial shape at the time of consolidation this trend down shouldn't happen.

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