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Non-Tech : AAPC

AAPC 10.60

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Oct 4 4:00 PM EDT

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To: makin_dough99 who wrote (38)	8/17/1998 12:50:00 PM
From: Emec	Read Replies (1) of 80

I received the below from someone who is not an SI member and asked me to post it. I can tell you he is a pretty smart guy. After reading the S1, I believe you have come across a real jewel here. I was in Blockbuster in the early days and this looks like the same thing. Both industries have many competitors and not one with a dominate position or even a few percentage of market share. Wayne Huizenga saw this with Blockbuster (and Waste Management before that) and started buying up competitors on a mass basis. When he was done he was the leader in the industry and made a lot of people wealthy in the process. AAPC looks to be doing the same thing in their market. With sales going from $95 mil to $350 mil and growing, this company could be a billion dollar company in the next year or two. With 20 mil shares and $500 mil sales after the offering, this company is a screaming buy at the $14-16 offering price. I have some friends who are institutional money managers and when they see the prospectus they are going to buy the stock at the $14-16 offering price. If the stock is $8 or $10 or $12 in the open market, they will load their personal accounts up with it.

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