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To: Him who wrote (1969)	3/26/1998 4:41:00 PM
From: Joe Copia	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16988

That sounds about right. But the market perception is what really drives the price :) Snapple was a $120/share stock before the Quaker Oats fiasco. Joe PTG&LI !!! liking your quote in profile allstocks.com

To: Him who wrote (1969)	3/26/1998 6:11:00 PM
From: Ga Bard	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 16988

Him ... I do not believe all that is of any value at this point since Tom does not have product. You have to remember this is in the start up ... I believe in about six months that will be a good post maybe. However there are a lot of stocks on NASDAQ that have horrible figures and trading in the teens of dollars. Potential is the key to me on this one. As an investment I know this company has nothing and I believe they will in the near future. That logic you posted if I followed I would have missed this one along with other longs that are yet to be defined. Hey I could be wrong and have been before. This stock was loved in the $3 - $4 range and they were spending money and had none coming in. Sometimes like a broker told me once look for that which no one can see. That is where you will succeed. Oh well good post but I think that logic is premature since there is nothing to base it on. Heck we do not have any of the variables even such as price, costs, etc. etc. All I know is as it it sold it is bought and holding strong. do be do be doooo Gabard

To: Him who wrote (1969)	3/27/1998 8:18:00 PM
From: Roger Morris	Respond to of 16988

Here's my extremely amateur and quick fundamental analysis: Industry Averages ( National Bev, and Urban Juice, Clearly Canadian) Gross Profit = 28% (range from 19-34%) Sales and G&A= 23% (range 18-25%) Net profit margin of 5% Lets assume Annual sales of $75M = $3.75M net income. Don't need to pay any taxes so were still good here. $3.75M / 33M shares =$.114 EPS. Lets assume a PE of 20. That gives $2.27 share price. Now these are all assumptions. I believe the Gross Profit to be higher in the flavored water business, closer to 35%. Substitute your own numbers for sales and you have a rough estimate. Since the company is just starting, PE should be higher based on expected growth rate. This all depends on the Marketing which Ibelieve is the key. No matter how good a product is, if the maketing isn't there, noone will buy it. Should be interesting.... Roger