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To: denise v. who wrote (15)	1/2/1997 12:33:00 PM
From: Chris Kay	of 35

Research on TGIS quite positive from: researchmag.com Date: January 1, 1997 THOMAS GROUP INC "The stock of Thomas Group is currently considered to be worthy of a "Buy" recommendation by financial analysts. Evaluated by 2 Wall Street professionals, the weighted consensus ranking or AQO (Average Qualitative Opinion) is 1.25. This value is higher than the 1.00 AQO threshold considered necessary for a "Buy" recommendation. Noting that the current AQO of the S&P 500 is at 0.90, analysts are expecting the shares to have a strong performance in relation to the general market as defined by the S&P 500.</p><p> Analysts expect the company to show a rise in earnings in 1996 of 19.4%. For 1997 another increase of 24.0% is expected. This would represent a jump from 1995's $1.08 per share to $1.29 in 1996 and will grow to $1.60 in 1997. Industry observers expect the S&P 500 will show a rise in earnings in 1996 of about 5.66% and will show a gain of 8.66% in 1997. From the perspective of these forecasts, earnings at Thomas Group are expected to grow at a higher rate than that anticipated for the broad market in 1996 and the company is again expected to grow at a rate that is greater than that of the market in 1997. Wall Street has the highest level of confidence in the forecast of earnings for the company. The deviation in the estimates that form the consensus is very low and any significant variation from expected results could have very adverse price consequences for the shares." ----------- Well I guess there was a significant deviation last quarter but that was reflected in the price drop last year. Looking forward, it looks good to me. The previous low in Dec 95 was followed by a great move in January 1996. I hope that history will repeat itself given the current buy recommendation quoted above.

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