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Non-Tech : Aames Financial (AAM) - Undervalued or what??? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lennart Steiner who wrote (474)	1/10/1999 8:18:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Respond to of 510

I agree with you about the $30.00. That was from a while(years) ago. I answered about $30.00 for the previous thread who brought it up. Look back over a year ago. It's possible - not in the short run. I do not have the financials to forecast for me - or any one else. I have heard from the ones that should know. They are on each Friday night and the first quarter - the rate will drop again or stay even with now. The second quarter is any body's guess, but probably, it will go up if business keeps expanding and borrowing. That would be a long term plus for AAM. How they treat the business and the profit(loss?) picture, quarter by quarter, will do it's thing to the price. The end of this summer is a good time to see the $12 figure maturing. Like you said... when the board members start making a positive difference - the faster it will go up. Just 'being there' will hold the line after this next report or even move us ahead. You can only lose what is in it now on the bottom side. It always looks better on the 'upside' potential. Building time will soon be with us again. Demand is very important. Let's hope for the beginning of a return to profits and higher stock value/price. Go AAM!!!!!!!

To: Lennart Steiner who wrote (474)	1/10/1999 8:45:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 510

Here is one of the last high bids messages... To: +Rickey Lynn Wilson (201 ) From: +Tom Cooper Tuesday, Aug 26 1997 1:36PM ET Reply # of 475 Having traded near $24 yesterday, $25 would be too cheap. ACCI (car loans) just got a buyout bid about 40% higher than its pre-offer stock price. I will be happy with anything over $30 (even though I owned some of it at $40). We could get $40 if a public bidding war developed. I think the initial offer will be settled during the upcoming long Labor Day weekend. Meanwhile as long as talks continue and hope for takeover persists, stock price will hold at present levels IMHO

To: Lennart Steiner who wrote (474)	1/29/1999 8:30:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 510

With this "approval, we should see an upwards movement. This concludes the deal with Capital Z from AAM's side in giving special preferred shares. How do you read this news release? As I understand the Company to Issue 75,000 Shares of Newly Designated Preferred Stock <<the New York Stock Exchange (the "Exchange") has agreed to permit the Company to issue 75, 000 shares of a newly designated preferred stock without having to seek shareholder approval. The Company will issue the stock pursuant to its previously announced agreement with Capital Z Financial Services Fund II, L.P., a $1.8 billion global private equity fund focused on the insurance, financial services and healthcare services industries, under which Capital Z will make an equity investment of up to $100 million in Aames.>> Today 361 trades were made and people seem to think that the company is a viable one that has future potential. Right?