the court's findings mention - and minimize - the ftc investigation of holland furnace. the court, endorsing holland's board, also notes that holland's downward sales-trend reversed itself in 1957, the year that maremont was bought out. what the court does "not" mention is that holland's fortunes suffered another reversal - this one fatal. holland's sales were in excess of $31 million in 1958, but dropped to $1.1 million by 1965. that year, holland stock reached a high of $1.63 per share, compared to a closing price of $11–1/8 per share in october 1957. holland furnace, listed in editions of moody's industrial manual for the years covering the events of this case, did not appear in 1966.