due dilligence, page-4

klaas

Well reasoned post. My feeling is that TZL needs production and sales and distribution agreements with whoever buys TFS more than it needs to own it. It needs fast-tracking to production and sales. It needs agreements with software development and smart technology companies. It needs a decent media profile and a NASDAQ listing. None of this is happening while we wait for Textron to sell TFS.....hence the shareprice slide. The main benefit of TZL being part of a consortium that buys TFS is that these things will be facilitated simply by its increased size and industry profile. I can't see why TZL would want or need to buy the whole of TFS. What parts of its business do you believe will facilitate TZL's growth?

Thanks for you input. Millions of shares ... WOW!!

H