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To: heinz44 who wrote (148531)	7/8/2014 9:54:48 AM
From: retiredbroker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 233924

I wonder if this guy was brought in to oversee a merger or buy out ? Still say you would win very large either way. (Below borrowed from another site) Say a $500 Billion/Year industry, - Assume 1% Market Share ($5B/Year Sales) - @ 20 % Gross Margin after costs ($1B/Year Profit) - Divided by 210M Outstanding Shares ($4.70/Share) - X 20:1 Ratio (Standard Price to Earning Ratio of Stock Price) - Answer $94/Share = Getting Really Rich - More than 1% Market Share = Getting Really Rich - More than 20% Gross Margin = Getting Really Rich Predicted Value of P2 - hmmm, I am comfortable @ $15B