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To: sigmund gelfand who wrote (782)	5/2/1998 7:09:00 PM
From: Gerald L. Kerr	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3458

>>All: way ahead of itself...... look for a pullback<< I'd love to buy more shares on the cheap! Gerry

To: sigmund gelfand who wrote (782)	5/3/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: Hungry Investor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3458

Sigmund, I agree with your analysis. Out of this one on the run up. I will look to get back in at around $6.00. This is probably more likely to be a reasonable valuation until actual numbers can be calculated on forward looking EPS. So far we have alot of great leads, but the POs are for small batches. We also have a hard time coming up with margins. I don't know what the margin on the cost reduced turbopac will be. And then again, what will the actual sales of turbopacs be???? I also have no idea of what to expect out of the light metals division this year. I think the numbers given out in the conference call a couple of months ago were low, but I don't have any better idea until they start cranking out 10Q's. There is alot of ambiguity here, and I think the price will continue to cool until some of that ambiguity is cleared up. There are a bunch of smart people on this thread, and I haven't seen anyone come up with a decent analysis of forward looking EPS. I would take a shot at it, but again there are so many variables, the ranges would be extrodinarily wide, and what probability to put on each one??? $6.00 is a reasonable value (and a missing gap as pointed out earlier) until a reasonable range of EPS can be arrived at. We have to assume a small loss or break-even until we can tell differently. Best regards, Scott.