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To: virgil vancleave who wrote (8753)	10/6/1998 11:28:00 AM
From: mc	of 14162

Virgil, you may want to be careful about being too bearish on Pixar. They make movies. Well not many movies so far, but the next big one is on the way and will be out very soon. Their revenues are not consistent because of the business they are in. Look for that p/e to decline significantly in the next couple of quarters as the movie revenues start to roll in. Additionally they have announced plans to decrease the time between release dates of their films. They are going to start shooting for one release each year. This is much improved over their current rates and should make for a more consistent p/e. If the new movie takes off this one could continue to climb with it. Disney is doing to the distributing and you know they don't mess around. Gary

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