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To: tool dude who wrote (28269)	4/8/1999 11:35:00 PM
From: RobbRacer	Read Replies (3) of 122087

I hear ya. I am addicted to SI for sure. Not alcohol,not Drugs,just SI (that and diet Cokes)." Hi my name is Rob and I am an ADDICT! I have not been on SI for 3 hours 35 minutes and 16 seconds!!...HI ROB!!" On a serous note here is the math on DLIA Tommorow. When I ran those numbers, I took DLIA's current price of 28 7/8 as the starting point and calculated "projected" TURF share prices based on those various valuation scenarios I provided. If we assume that DLIA's intrinsic (i.e., non-TURF) value is 0, then all of the 28 7/8 reflects the 77.2 percent of TURF that DLIA will own after the IPO. Hence TURF market cap is equal to (DLIA Market Cap)/0.772 and TURF share price is equal to (TURF Market Cap)/(16.2 Million TURF Shares). DLIA and TURF have a different number of shares outstanding, so you can't do direct comparisons between DLIA and TURF share prices unless you account for this. That's why I like to work directly with market caps and then simply take the 0.772 factor to reflect DLIA's holdings of TURF. By the way, it's also fun to run scenarios based on certain price targets for TURF, once it starts trading. Here are a few: If TURF hits 35, then TURF market cap is $567 million --> DLIA's share of TURF is worth $437.7 million ($30.96 per DLIA share). If TURF hits 40, then TURF market cap is $648 million --> DLIA's share of TURF is worth $500.3 million ($35.38 per DLIA share). If TURF hits 45, then TURF market cap is $729 million --> DLIA's share of TURF is worth $562.8 million ($39.81 per DLIA share). If TURF hits 50, then TURF market cap is $810 million --> DLIA's share of TURF is worth $625.3 million ($44.23 per DLIA share). And so on--.

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