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To: Merritt who wrote (52562)	3/19/1999 6:59:00 AM
From: KJ. Moy	Read Replies (1) of 132070

Merritt, As long as we are on the number game, let's assume that the ramp up of revenues begin in Q4 of 1999. 1Q 2000 revenue is at $20M (imply run rate of $80M). 2Q 2000 revenue is at $30M (imply run rate of $120M). 3Q 2000 revenue is at $40M (imply run rate of $160M). 4Q 2000 revenue is at $50M ( imply run rate of $200M). For an early stage high tech company which is growing leaps and bounce. A market cap of 10xsales is not uncommon. Early stages of CSCO, ASND, USRX(COMS), etc all had higher price to sales ratio. So, for the sake of our argument, by 4Q of 2000, Ancor could command a $2B market cap which translates into a stock price of $80. I am not saying it will, it is possible if all cylinders of Ancor click together. KJ

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