Vince, Over the weekend, I fomulated the idea using option pricing for the EOL price seeting rules. The initial results look interesting. I will write it up for your inputs. Also attach is the program SnagIt, for printing window. Zimin
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FYI Following are the exact definitions of each Dow Jones Index Price in which we participate. This was originally a question Stew had, but I thought it might be helpful for all of you to be able to reference. I'll keep a copy of these definitions at my desk as well. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks,
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Mark: In the last two days, three private equity firms have told me they would be prepared to make all-cash offers for EW's European operations before December 31. These are Babcock & Brown (London), Alchemy (Frankfurt) and FBR (Washington DC). Based on what I know about Enron Wind, I would bet that the price for the European operations alone would be signicantly more attractive for Enron than the price for the combined US and European operations. I don't want to waste their time if it's too late. What should I tell them?
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Cash Offers For Enron Wind Europe