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To: speedbird who wrote (292)2/9/1999 11:10:00 AM
From: Toby Zidle  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 821
 
A quick share price 'valuation' compared to MMPT's competitors? How do you do that -- when different industry analysts look at AMZN and EBAY and give price target ranges anywhere from $100 to $500? Those companies' stocks have track records and yet there is a wide divergence about valuations, PE outlooks, even what measures to look at to project price levels.

Compared to those companies, doing any valuation of MMPT is hopeless. The best you might do is technical analysis of a few days of trading, and what could possibly look bleaker now than T.A.? We're in a downtrend with no pre-existing support.

I suspect that a few months from now shareholders will be quite happy with MMPT at $20 - because they will have bought in near the low ... about $12. Before then, of course, everyone here will have taken their losses and the float will have turned over several hundred percent.



To: speedbird who wrote (292)2/9/1999 1:17:00 PM
From: Hari Abhyankar  Respond to of 821
 
At MMPT's 1:10 pm valuation KTWO should be at $17.8
MMPT income = 4* KTWO income (approx)
MMPT rev = 4* KTWO rev ( "" )

Thus KTWO market cap at MMPT valuations = MMPT mkt cap/4
= 334/4 = 83.5 mil

KTWO shares outstanding = 4.685

Thus KTWO price at MMPT valuation = 83.5/4.685 = $17.8