Greg R. Vinikoor and Melissa D. Vinikoor - Page 4

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          shares of petitioners' Price Co. stock were sold and on October             
          30, 1987, petitioners received 4,500 additional shares of Price             
          Co. stock from Drachman.  These 4,500 shares were endorsed and              
          signed over by Drachman and went directly into petitioners'                 
          account.                                                                    
               The October 1987 account statement showed that petitioners             
          had 14,900 shares of Price Co. stock in the account with a price            
          per share of $31, for a total fair market value of $461,900.  In            
          addition, the October 1987 account statement showed petitioners             
          had equity of $471,296, expenses drawn against the account of               
          $272,016, with a resulting net equity of $199,280 in the account.           
               On December 10, 1987, petitioners received 2,000 additional            
          shares of Price Co. stock from Drachman.  These 2,000 shares were           
          endorsed and signed over by Drachman and went directly into the             
          account.  The December 1987 account statement showed petitioners            
          had equity of $563,705, expenses drawn against the account of               
          $286,493, with a resulting net equity of $277,212 in the account.           
               On May 27, 1989, petitioners opened stock account #410-78048           
          (the second account) and transferred everything from the original           
          account to the second account on May 30, 1989.  The original                
          account was closed on August 25, 1989.  As with the first                   
          account, through 1990 petitioners used the second stock account             
          as a personal checking account, and withdrew money from it based            
          on borrowing power achieved by the equity in their stock.                   





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