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Technology Stocks : Is Intel a $100 stock next year
INTC 39.99-0.4%Oct 31 9:30 AM EDT
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To: Burt Masnick who wrote ()3/5/1996 6:59:00 PM
From: Roger Melen   of 58
 
I like Intel as an investment. I own some. They have a well
defined market in which they have a monolopy (at least at present).
However, I worry as a investor if they might not be slower than some
in stock appreciation due to the fact that there are 800,000,000 shares out. For them to make $100 stock price there market capitilization will go to $80 Billion. This is a world class value. There are only a few US companys worth more. In fact the are few that are worth any close to $80B. Namely
1.EXXON $89B
2. Wal-Mart$60B
3. GE $98B
4. AT&T $81B
5. Philip Morris $63B
6. Microsoft $51B
7. Merck $61B
8. Coca Cola $80B.
9. Intel $50B
10. IBM $54B

I included the current Market Caps for these stocks, but ordered
them by their rank a couple of years ago before Exxon was passed by GE.

Eventually, the market growth of even high tech stocks will be more strongly affected by the GNP as they get large. When does this begin
to restrick the valuation of Intel?
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