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Technology Stocks : BroadVision (BVSN)
BVSN 4.410-0.5%May 18 5:00 PM EST

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To: Dinesh who wrote (1636)7/1/1999 12:38:00 PM
From: still learning  Read Replies (1) of 3773
 
Gosh, I know I'd raise my target to $350 after it went to $230. Everyone would think I'm really ahead of the curve. ;}.

Re BVSN vs VIGN et al, it could be a signal that BVSN continues to go up, or that others are already overpriced.

"Fundamentalists" isn't a fair label for those trying to decide when a stock has peaked for the near term. Granted PE, PS, and any other new-world measure has to play some role, but you can't just say "great company, I'll hold it forever no matter what"

If a Porsche isn't a bargain today, and it's even more expensive at $300k, what does that say for your BVSN analogy? I'm glad you couldn't pass that up, but I don't see what your conclusion is -- that high priced items command a premium (any premium) and that Porsche's current price tag proves it? That BVSN is overpriced today and would be even more overpriced at $300K?

If BVSN opens at $230, you can bet that analysts will downgrade based on valuation. The more salient question, is will we see such downgrades at $70, $75, $85?
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