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To: Lane Weatherly who wrote (49125)4/24/2000 5:17:00 PM
From: John Rieman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50808
 
Your cost basis will be divided into the two companies, on a weighted average ratio based on the first day of trading. Say you bought 100 C-Cube Micro at $20. The first day, the new C-Cube trades at $10. HLIT trades at $70, but you now have 54 shares of HLIT worth $3780 and C-Cube worth $2000. 65.4% of your Dollars are in HLIT. Your cost basis is 65.4% of the original cost for Hlit and 34.6% in the new cube.



To: Lane Weatherly who wrote (49125)4/24/2000 5:20:00 PM
From: Maya  Respond to of 50808
 
Looks like Blackie is right:

Net from operations $7,080
Taxes related to stock options (see Note 1) 3,412
(add the one time back)
It adds upto $10,492
which is $10,492/49449 = $0.21
Where are the Divi numbers though?


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