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Non-Tech : Havana Republic (HVAR)

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To: patwrk who wrote (573)5/20/1999 6:07:00 AM
From: bob allison   of 686
 
patwrk:

I agree with your analysis. The stock is very under priced at this level. I base my analysis on the current facts that HVAR's two stores are just now breaking even. The third store will be at least as profitable as the second, possibly more so if HVAR picked the right location. So, with the new store opening in June, we have a profitable company, no debt and a business plan to be used for opening up additional stores in the future (possibly one year from now).

Even if their e-commerce site does little or nothing to the bottom line, this company's stock will trend upwards based upon their revenues and income.

If, on the other hand, their e-commerce site is a success, then we can through out my analysis. The stock will be seriously accumulated as the profits from their new e-commerce site will start appearing in next quarter's filing. From this point forward, their comparison of last year's quarterly performance to each new current quarter will be substantially better. Thus, I would think that for the next year or more we will see improved performance - leading to higher stock prices.

As for how high, I would think over $1.00 in the short term (3 months) and after that it will depend on HVAR's business plan.

Bob
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