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To: Dale Baker who wrote (24948)	4/28/2001 4:15:24 AM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 118717

Utility earnings are like a poker game now - beat estimates and raise going forward. UNS is the latest winner - with 2001 earnings raised to $2.50 this is a $30 stock, boys and girls. biz.yahoo.com Here are the factors guiding the industry now: Current and 2001 forward power prices remain above levels of last year and have the potential to push earnings well above the $2.50 per share estimate. However, UniSource Energy's ability to reach or exceed the $2.50 per share could be impacted by numerous factors including: The availability of TEP's generation resources; The amount of wholesale energy purchased to serve retail customers. TEP is generally a net seller of wholesale energy, however, at times it needs to purchase wholesale energy to serve its retail customers and meet retail demand; Retail customer demand and growth; The level and volatility of wholesale power prices; The price level and availability of natural gas; and The amount of research and development expenses incurred by Millennium's technology investments.