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Technology Stocks : BOLD- do we need to be bold to stay in this one?

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To: bazooka who wrote ()	6/9/1998 3:34:00 AM
From: bazooka	Read Replies (1) of 30

have you guys seen this one. this was sent to my email box, i dont know what to make of it; hopefully it is some short ploy coming from the yahoo board (keepin a close eye on this one). legend: *=important (stocks relative value) Fair-value price for BOLDER TECH CORP 8.0 Current price of BOLDER TECH CORP 12.0 * BOLDER TECH CORP is OVERVALUED by: 50% If the fair-value price is above the stock's current share price, you've found a bargain. If the current price is no more than 20% above the fair-value price, the stock still may be worth buying. Stocks that are priced 33% or more above the fair-value estimate are risky unless you're extremely confident about their future earnings growth. EVALUATING BOLDER TECH CORP (OTC: bold) 1. Earnings growth (3-5 yrs): Although it's a figure none of us can predict with absolute certainty, the biggest driver of valuation is a company's future earnings prospects. (10% estimated) 2. Unadjusted P/E: Fair-value P/Es for various earnings-growth rates in an average economy: (22.00) 3.Inflation adjustment: Unadjusted P/E changes to reflect specific inflationary conditions. (Inflation currently at 6%) 4.Interest-rate adjustment: Long-term interest rates also have a significant impact on stock prices. (6%) 5. This is the fair-value P/E adjusted for interest rates and inflation: (15.32) 6. Intangibles (Enter value): Companies with more predictable earnings usually receive higher P/Es, as do those with less volatile share prices -- a characteristic measured by the statistic "beta." (above 1 is poor): (1.25) 7. Fully adjusted fair-value P/E: 14.54* 8. This year's estimated per-share earnings:(-1) ***OVERALL: BOLD is a longterm HOLD and a short term UNDERPERFORM

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