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To: Roger Mory who wrote (2085)1/8/1999 3:40:00 PM
From: Bert Zed  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6180
 
Well, Roger it only needs say a one country licensing deal at say $2.5m to give us about 15 cents a share revenue. Lets say expenses run at $3.6m p.a., say 23 cents. So we would need 3 country deals to get 45 cents revenue leaving roughly .22 earnings for 1999.

This simplistic approach ignores royalties. remember we also have I think about .6 or .7 in write off on the AIME shares valuation which will come back in. Any massive appreciation in AIME would only give us a one off, non recurrer.

I think that the key is that a couple of big licensing deals allied to production could really put MUCP in the spotlight. As to valuation, I think that at the moment it is cheap. I know that some of my colleagues in the UK were still buying today at just under $2....

Also remember that one massive deal could make the above figures look like a pimple on an MM's butt....!!

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To: Roger Mory who wrote (2085)1/8/1999 7:10:00 PM
From: mark alan rosenberg  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 6180
 
MSU is still an enigma. If the case would be that this company
can move its chip and technology into the set top box business
here in the US, as well as other countries (big if) this stock
can be explosive.
There are a little over 20 mil shares out now. Management's done
a good job keeping share dilution to a minimum. If this thing gets
serious, couldn't you see a $200-300 mil market cap?