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To: Captain Jack who wrote (26708)	1/17/1999 11:06:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

CJ, Sales are weak. 57 million annually. They need some good revenues this quarter. PE of 50, PS of 3.1 and Book of 5.5. Price to cash flow sucks at 26, a reflection of their current business. IMO a buyout would probably be around 5 times book and made with cash since in can't even muster up 100 million in sales. Fair value for a buyout is probably not too far from current price. If they come in with expected earnings, all the numbers change and could maybe be sold in double digits. Always remember, y2k is not their core business which many seem to forget. IBM could care less about the core, and isn't in the chip replacement business. I say no chance of a takeover anyway. They just don't fit. Larry Larry