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Technology Stocks : Aladdin Knowledge Systems (ALDN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: jsabelko who wrote (323)4/1/1999 9:53:00 PM
From: OpenSea  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 351
 
Joby--I sure hope you are right. If ALDN has the 1.2 million $1.75 warrants, they are currently worth about ($21.75 [today's closing price minus $1.70] times 1.2 million = $26,100,000) plus the other warrants (1.1 million times a fifteen day average of something like 17 subtracted from the current price of 23.5 [6.5] = 7,150,000) which equals $33,250,000. Thirty three million bucks! For a company with 10 million outstanding shares that means over $3 a share at current valuations. Not bad. I'll pay $12 for a share of this company with those securities factored in for sure...it's even better when I consider the possible revenues from the percentage of WAVX's sales.
James



To: jsabelko who wrote (323)4/2/1999 11:17:00 AM
From: Harry J.  Respond to of 351
 
Joby's correct - My post # 322 has two misquotes from the WAVX 10K. I misread and therefore misquoted a table on page 24 re: beneficial ownerships; ALDN does *not* hold *any* Class B shares (hence, it cannot hold the 335,000 WAVX Class B shares the table says are held by the owner whose name appears just above Aladdin's entry which I tried to give to it). Second, I misquoted a date appearing in Footnote 8 to the Financial Statements (bottom of page F-25) regarding the award of warrants to ALDN (by typing an *in*correct date of July 17, 1998, instead of the *correct* date of July 18, 1997). Hence, ALDN's warrants to purchase up to 1,216,136 shares of WAVX at $1.70 expire on July 17, 1999, instead of July 17, 2000.

A reason I tend to place cites in my posts is because of errors like these. Please, nobody out there hesitate to check my work.
Regards,
Harry