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To: Jatin Kadakia who wrote (57)	6/11/1998 10:01:00 PM
From: KEN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 109

My (educated) guess.......break CML into to publicly traded companies. Reduce the outstanding shares for both companies. If a reasonable offer is out there for NT then take it. If not downsize till it is likely to be profitable. SH is a growth stock. Ideally we'll all be left with Smith and Hawken stock and receive a one time dividend or cap gain/loss distribution for NT. Problem is NT is a has truly great equipment and name......but was mismanaged the last couple years. A fire sale of that company would not be good for anyone. Smith and Hawken could be a great stock with a market cap of 200 million plus on its own. Up until recently CML did not disclose the numbers of that company. Its obviously has huge potential. A sale of that company would have to be at a projected market value for shareholders to be happy........the next 3 years will be the best ones for Smith and Hawken. At the very,very, least. The could pack up shop liquidate everything and sell the NordicTrack name. That should fetch 1 1/2 to 2 dollars a share......Then leaving us with Smith and Hawken. The sooner we get Charles M. Leighton's initials off the name of the company, the better. (I have no inside info.....but I have talked to management extensively).