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To: Carl R. who wrote (7525)4/18/1999 6:37:00 PM
From: Michael Olds  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 17679
 
>In actuality the initial market cap of TVoW would probably be much >less than the $3 billion in the example above, probably no more than >$1 billion, though it would hopefully rise in time to the $3 billion >level. Therefore the cash receipts may well be much less, probably >1/3 of the amounts listed above. Thus post-IPO I would guess that >AXC will hold about $333mm of TVoW stock and maybe $20mm in cash. >Does this sound reasonable

No offence Carl, you're arguing your case well, but my answer is, in a word, no. I think the figures in this, your last paragraph, are much closer to the likely than those used in the full argument, and $20 M leads to a bankrupt AXC. Those shares of TVotW AXC would hold are worth nothing until they are sold, and TVotW has to go it alone on another $20 M. And where does this leave the Ampex Network? Without one of it's most credable assets.




To: Carl R. who wrote (7525)4/18/1999 6:42:00 PM
From: Michael Olds  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 17679
 
NEWS HEADS UP:
Sunday, 18 April 1999
H O U S T O N (AP)

WITHOUT NOTICE and with little explanation, Compaq Computer
Corp. president and CEO Eckhard Pfeiffer resigned today along with
the company's chief financial officer.

The noise from this Monday could obscure any announcements about AXC.