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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Pacer Technology (PTCH) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David K. who wrote (417)	4/17/1998 9:49:00 PM
From: Troy Haarala	Respond to of 726

The earning conference call is on 4/23/1998. DaninFW on the yahoo thread will be listening in. Lets cross our fingers and hope the retail sales have been increased, oh maybe twofold to start.

To: David K. who wrote (417)	4/21/1998 10:45:00 PM
From: Machaon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 726

While we are awaiting the 3rd qtr, MAR98, earnings report, I fiddled around with some figures and came out with a rough estimate of what I'm expecting the numbers could be. Last year, MAR97, they did $6.6 million. This year I am figuring about $7.8 million from Pacer and about $4.3 from Cook Bates, or $12.1 million. I'm figuring their operating income at about $700,000 and their Net Income at about $390,000; excluding special charges, due to the Cook Bates merger. This would be around a 11% increase, in net income, over last year. With special charges, they could show a loss this quarter. I, also, didn't factor in any of the Cook Bates revenues towards operating income or net profits, since management said that earnings wouldn't be accretive. I used rough percentages, based on past performance, and figured an increase in revenues due to domestic growth initiatives and continued foreign growth. So: Revenues: $12.1 million * Oper Inc: $700,000 * Net Inc: $390,000 (* without special merger costs) Anyone want to attack these numbers? I feel that these numbers, while not great, might be enough to maintain PTCH's current price, while anything above the numbers would have a positive effect. Feel free to offer your own numbers or theories. Regards, Bob