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Technology Stocks : Copytele - Another XEROX in future -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tim Kenney who wrote (1155)	12/18/1997 1:43:00 PM
From: Dan Packer	Respond to of 1320

There are those who have said that "Dilution's the solution to pollution." So why should COPY go limp, having delivered a kick in the bulls? Mark my words, this puppy will rise again in the spring with all the other saps. And then Denis will start that Greek stuff again.

To: Tim Kenney who wrote (1155)	12/19/1997 10:31:00 AM
From: Ken G	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1320

>>Joe, why should having to split 20% of nothing with someone else cause the stock price to go down?<< Tim, As you are a recently converted bull, you are asking yourself the right questions. However, I am additionally asking myself (and I must presume that you would be wondering the same)...What is the value that SIEC giving up to COPYTELE in making this deal to buy "20% of nothing"??? Assuming they have a better understanding of their own companys valuation and even a better handle on the COPYTELE stock valuation than I am willing to admit that we have, I have to ask what value can we then calculate for COPYTELE that they are willing to put up as that part of the deal?? Easily we should be able to multiply that value by 5, to see what they must perceive as the value of COPYTELE. Perhaps Joe as a CEO (of something or other) can look into this for us. He should be able to extrapolate that into some sort of value per share of COPY that SIEC may be working with. Good Investing, Ken