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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FAMH - FIRAMADA Staffing Services

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To: Wink who wrote (7675)3/23/1998 4:34:00 PM
From: CO  Read Replies (1) of 27968
 
I still say that yes the numbers DO add up for the 1997 .36 eps figure.

Excerpt from today's press release:
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"Based of Firamada's pre-merger EPS of $.1085 for 1997, and the proposed post-merger total number of shares (11,973,195), the new EPS calculation for a NASDAQ Listed Firamada company would be approximately $.36."

Excerpt from press release dated March 12, 1998

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''These terms would be exceptionally favorable for Firamada and our shareholders as this Nasdaq Company brings no liabilities and a very small number of outstanding shares. Given a post-merger adjusted 1997 EPS of $.36 based solely on Firamada's earnings, and with most industry multiples currently running in the 25-35 range, we would anticipate a significant appreciation in the resultant value of Firamada's Nasdaq shares.''
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THIS CLEARLY STATES A POST MERGER .36 EPS for 1997.

I believe the line you are referring to that gave a calculation using 1998, should have read 1997. Because the information in the 2 press releases regarding the NASDAQ merger does clearly state a .36 post merger eps for 1997.

The eps 1998 ESTIMATE that I heard in a conference call was a minimum of .25 to .30 eps based on current outstanding shares of 40 million. That would equate to .82 to .99 cents POST merger.

Cheryl
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