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Non-Tech : SOLOMON-PAGE SYMBOL -SOLP- -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ed Newman who wrote (256)	1/19/1998 4:05:00 PM
From: Topper99	Respond to of 295

Ed... I am inclined to believe that in the next 12 mos., SOLP and SOLPW will test their 52-wk highs. SOLP at $4.5 and SOLP at $1.0, would represent approximately 50% returns from their current prices. Given this, along with the current market environment, I favor the more conservative SOLP. It appears that management is fairly conservative in its growth strategy, which may also favor the stock, instead of the warrants. I would refer you to post #251, where Thomas Kerwin presents his views of the recent conference call. I consider this a good buying opportunity, as the company is to report 1st quarter earnings on approximately 2/15. Therefore, we will not have long to wait for additional news. Earnings at $.35 - $.40 for fiscal year 1998 would project at $3.50 - $4.00 at the conservative PE of 10. Given the current PE of 15, your fiscal year-end price would be between $4.75 - $6.00. Not a bad return. Of course, in this market, nothing is certain...do your own DD. best of luck...topper.