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To: john jansen who wrote (5864)	11/13/1997 1:24:00 AM
From: TokyoMex	Respond to of 31646

John will do . I still have this dog HVSF LOL Meanwhile here is Oct short position on TPRO, a real healthy sign ; 1 TPRO ÿ T O P R O INC date short avg vol s/a 10/97 957,751 422,183 2.27 ÿ 09/97 702,150 937,696 0.75 ÿ 08/97 325,331 1,740,473 0.19 ÿ 07/97 11,626 524,369 0.02 ÿ * S/A = Shares Short / Avg Daily Volume; it may be used as a rough measure of days to cover

To: john jansen who wrote (5864)	11/13/1997 1:47:00 AM
From: TokyoMex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Jack at club house asks whats the formula. Here is my thinking. When and if this goes through we are talking 24 mill shares complete. This includes all current + s3 + 650,000 warrants + 1 mil new shares. This is it ! The formula if looking at 500 mill (end 99 ?) rev with nett of 10% $50,000,000 ./. 24,000,000 = eps of $2.08 x pe of 20 = 40 per/share If rev was 300,000,000 (end of 98 ?)= eps of 1.25 x pe of 20 = $25 p/s If rev was 200,000,000 (end of 98 ?)= eps of .83 x pe of 20 = $16.7 If rev was 100,000,000 (end of 98 ?)= eps of .625 x pe of 20 = $8.3 Now if I was to use nett profit of 15% it would be 65, 37, 20,& 12.5 p/s On top of that if I used y2k index avg pe of 50 we all retire. Please review my numbers and kindly comment. Joe TPRO