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To: Life Coach who wrote (110)	1/13/1999 6:08:00 PM
From: hammer	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 205

Please help me understand Coach. Here's the PR: "Revenues from continuing operations increased to $160,364. Expenses decreased from $603,561 in 1997 to $230,053 in 1998. Loss from continuing operations decreased by $409,924 in 1998 or about 85%. The total Company assets are $7,383,938. The Company's 3rd quarter earnings were $.10 per share." How can a company make .10 per share for the quarter when revenues were 160,364 and expenses were 230,053. Any advise?