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To: Richard R who wrote (1143)4/7/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: TScott  Respond to of 1567
 
<<ENBX is very much a sibling of BOST: same kind...>> and... same kind of share price action; DOWn DOwn Down down...



To: Richard R who wrote (1143)4/7/1998 8:51:00 PM
From: ted birnbaum  Respond to of 1567
 
I looked over the ENBX 10k , ENBX book value is $10 per share
the value of goodwill is $10 per share. Bottom line is
there is no value if it is liquidated. That being said I think
ENBX is actually in better shape than BOST. They have a positive
cashflow of about $1 per share per year. One of the greatest fears
surrounding ENBX is the fear that BOST will sell the 52% they hold
of ENBX common and depress the share price. ENBX should be trading at
higher numbers.


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