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Technology Stocks : APAC Teleservices

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To: Northern Marlin who wrote (211)7/21/1998 5:21:00 PM
From: Robert O  Read Replies (1) of 231
 
Let me know if someone at APAC ever calls you back. I am not sure if/when CC would be. Here's a take on earnings:

Revenues looked pretty good. Once the one time expenses are out of the way (and they now appear to be) earnings will grow accordingly. Consider this: APAC had qrtly revenues of $107 mil. If they only stay on this pace (and much higher rev. is expected with 25,000 stations) yearly revenue would be $428 mil. That is 45% HIGHER than APAC's entire market cap of $297 mil. This is extraordinary. Perhaps the only reason the price does not skyrocket is mrkt. needing to see expenses come down so that earnings will start the big upward march again. As I said, the one time hits are out of the way. Next 2 quarter's #s will probably be the decision maker on whether APAC will bounce back big or dissappoint and have many long haulers giving up hope. BUT, price will already adjust upward long before it's "official" that APAC is back on track with earnings. So much points to the current price as rock bottom that this looks like a great play right now before everyone sniffs out the obvious huge upside w/ VERY limited downside.
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