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To: ilh1 who wrote (300)2/20/1998 12:14:00 AM
From: Master (Hijacked)  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 472
 
Prosperous- do you mean the Eagles. No, thats the DON Henley
Group;-). I just checked HNLY out, but the more one digs
the more questions arise. These so called "holding companies"
are so hard to pin down! According to their web site they
have 2.9 mil in the float, but in a news release they state
a 1.9 mil float.

According to their website, they're supposed to
have a book value of $2.28 and show growing
revenues from $2.5 million "estimated" this year to
$33 mil in 2000. With these "holding companies",
unless they are reporting and audited, one can never
pin down the actual "book value" and their share
of their "subsidiaries'" revenues.

The only 2 things in their "corporate structure" right now
are "MC Technologies" and "MAP", 2 companies with vague
business descriptions- which their combined stake in both is
supposed to be worth $20 million(book value 2.28 X 9 mil shares out).

Far more troublesome is they released an announcement that "MAP"
had culminated the acquisition of 64% of "Magra", a thinly traded stock on the dubious "Canadian Dealer Network" back in November 1997:
biz.yahoo.com
And in January HNLY states that the parent company "HNLY" is still
trying to acquire "Magra" to add to its "corporate structure",
and that the acquisition will happen "shortly":
biz.yahoo.com

IMO, might be good for a quick pop but don't try to hang around
too long!