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Non-Tech : CompUSA (CPU)
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To: Richard Makowiec who wrote (26)11/24/1996 9:42:00 AM
From: Theodore J Starr   of 3187
 
The 50+ before the split is fine but not probable. Even if it stays between 45 and 48, a buying spree will follow the split into the holiday season and after. I would like to think CPU will then invest rapidly within and beyond our borders. The stock should then fall a little as we wait for the expansion to bring profits. So the time table looks like 45 to 50 before the split, 23 to 25 after the split, a rapid use of available funds by CPU, then a gentle rise to about 35 to 38, and then profit taking will increase which will bring us into the next slight decline and growth cycle.
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