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Monday, 08/20/2007 7:23:58 PM

Monday, August 20, 2007 7:23:58 PM

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WNSH*5th Thought from $125 Million Deal Pending…

With using a conservative P/E Ratio of 12:

P/E Ratio x EPS = Supposed Share Price from Proven Value

12 x .0076 = Supposed Share Price from Proven Value

.0912 = Supposed Share Price from Proven Value

With taking where WNSH is trading at today, .0003 per share, WNSH is trading 304 times cheaper than it should be trading given its value from the closing of the $125 million deal (if transpires) derived from below:

.0912 ÷ .0003 = 304 WNSH Multiple

I personally ask myself, from using the WNSH multiple derived above…

What stock has the “potential” to bring me 304 times more the amount of value from its current price as compared to WNSH?

This is only one of its potential Revenues stream. The spin-off logic with offering three different types of potential gains from such is more that must be considered too from the post below for those who might not remember how spin-offs could work:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=21863809

These series of posts are to be used to have a general idea of where WNSH should “Fundamentally” trade if they close the $125 million deal as anticipated. If you were to use a higher P/E Ratio in which I think the market would react to, the price would probably be somewhere within .15 to .20 per share. Now throw in the spin-offs and the price could very well be even much higher. These are only my opinions.

v/r
Sterling