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To: Eski who wrote (813)	3/30/1998 9:15:00 PM
From: rharris	Respond to of 9824

The dilution occurs only if earnings are lower on a per share basis after an acquisition. There is NO way that earnings will be lower on a per share basis after THIS acquisition (IMHO). This shopping center has $144 M in revenues and is in probably the fastest growing consumer area on the planet (this is one reason why Warren Buffet bought Coca-Cola because of the potential in China). Tilton talks about discovering undervalued properties - it certainly looks like he hit a home run here. It looks like the price is a steal (it's the best price I've seen for a shopping center with those type of gross revenues), and keep in mind the sellers are willing to take convertible debentures at $3 per share meaning they can't convert until the price of the stock is at least $3. Looks like we now have friends in China that would like to see this stock higher than $3 <ggg>....... Richard

To: Eski who wrote (813)	3/30/1998 9:22:00 PM
From: Cheesehead	Respond to of 9824

I noticed that the only trade AFTER the news release was at .22. Hmmmmmm. Cheese

To: Eski who wrote (813)	3/30/1998 11:03:00 PM
From: Jim B	Respond to of 9824

Hugo.. don't focus on shares that WILL NOT go into the float unless 1) stock reaches $3 share 2) Chongquing decides to cash in We could have a billion shares os and as long as they are restricted who cares... the fact that they got or will get soon 80% of the company and its revenues is what's important.. goto any stock that just acquired a company and see if anyone really cares about issuing restricted stock as long as they are getting something that will bring in some moolah... sure if we had the cash cool... but 16million restricted shares.. not bad for $144 million in revenues (80% of it anyway).. jim