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To: Mr. Big who wrote (350)	5/10/1999 11:59:00 PM
From: rest42	Respond to of 407

I hope you are right.I have always been under the assumption that it would trade back to its historical base 13-14.It seems to me pretty much a slam dunk that this company would be worth at least its pre-Dunlap base without any change whatsoever in its infrastructure and since Dunlap there has been significant change----cost-cutting,product transition,economies of scale and so on.If you look at it historically,I think the low up until this last low was somewhere around 13.We are a much better company now and with the Coleman acquisition,we are even stronger.Did you get a look at last quarter's revenues,they were significantly higher.I say 14 in the near term and ten in the short with plenty of bumps along the way!