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To: rich eng who wrote (1139)	4/7/1998 1:07:00 PM
From: SeanS	Read Replies (1) of 1567

Hi, thanks for responding. Hardly anyone on SI will comment on BOST or ENBX and some of the people on the Yahoo BOST thread don't appear to be too emotionally stable. I know that I am just guessing, but under my scenario BOST would sell its majority stake in ENBX to a single buyer. I don't think that they would or could sell all their shares into the open market. Once free of BOST and its negative press ENBX could rise or fall on its own merits or even be completely bought out by whoever buys Bostons 52%. Could BOST then use the proceeds to complete the purchase of remaining Bost Stores, close the losers and streamline their operations? I know these are a lot of ifs, but I don't see any reason that they could not pull it off,if they even moderately get their act together.

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