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Strategies & Market Trends : Action & Options- Taxikid plays

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To: taxikid who wrote (3859)2/24/1998 3:53:00 PM
From: mafuada  Read Replies (1) of 4339
 
TaxiKid wrote: (Long)

<<are you implying that maytag will take over the debt?
if not maybe you should define your intentions more
clearly, and become a welcome member of the thread, and
leave the newbies a little space to breathe..it's only
fair,right..your post doesn't claim much other than
maytag getting involved..>>

That is fair. Lets talk TRBO. I feel i am a pretty
informed TRBO investor. I have visited the company.
Vistited a Pizza Hut that is testing the oven and
talked to all 3 managers there. I have seen the
oven work in two different places and even eaten
food cooked from the oven at both Pizza Hut
and TurboChef.

Now there is a little background. Now my
expecations. Not much over the next 3 months
for sure and probably not for at least 6-12 more
months. I also dont see it going any lower than
8 again as long as Maytag is involved. Will
Maytag erase there debt..NO..your correct. But
They are paying for all SG&A virtually which
will prevent them from going much further into
debt while they establish there sales force
and strategies. They have also done well
with the 10 million dollar stock swap which
has already made TRBO almost 3 million dollars
richer. If you look at the charts the stock price
has not gone below 6 3/4 since it went above that
price 2 1/2 years ago. Even when it does go below
8 it has almost always been intraday. Only available
there for a very short time. So why short at 9 1/2?
It would take one of two things too get the stock
below 8 for any length of time. Maytag backing out.
Or Stonehill Capital selling off there shares.
Im betting neither will happen.

I also believe that not many people really understand
TurboChef. People think it is an "expensive microwave"
oven. If you take time to educate yourself here you
would better understand. Read www.TurboChef.com to
find out about he technology or talk to the company.
If any scientist out ther still believe it is an
expensive microwave oven after that let me know.

They other thing people dont understand where this
company is at. They say...well if thing was for
real why isnt the oven selling. Two reasons...
1. The sales force for the commercial oven has only
been in play since 2nd quarter 1997. The first
few years of the company were spent developing
technology, the first oven the D-1 model, and
after their first customer Whitbread PLC they
launched the D-2.
2. Testing takes time. Need proof. Read the
USA TODAY article "Re-inventing McDonalds" in
Friday Feb. 20th newspaper. This isnt the
TurboChef technology they are using but, the
point is it took them 3 years to test the
new equipment, etc. Take a look.

Anyway enough for now...those not interested
are probably bored (sorry)

your turn...more later from me

Rob
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