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Technology Stocks : Informatica Corporation (INFA)

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To: Carl R. who wrote (6)11/26/1999 1:50:00 AM
From: Spiney  Read Replies (1) of 15
 
Please excuse my enthusiasm for DMC.
INFA shows % increase in sales growth but they do not show earnings to reflect that growth...even with R&D.
To DMC's defense - they had complete over haul in the sales and marketing area that hit them quite hard...they have recovered nicely.
Earnings were .08 per share [ .22 including Pointbase ]
Projected earnings for 2001 were .43 -- soon to be upgraded.
I'm not dumping on INFA.
Canadian high tech stocks are generally very undervalued when compared with equivalent, or similar NASDAQ listed stocks. Most Canadian tech's head straight to NASDAQ listing in order to get the more appropriate valuations. DMC will be listing NASDAQ - probably in the New Year, they need a market cap of $75 million US to get a listing...they just hit that area.
Pointbase is expected to IPO in 2000 on NASDAQ. Pointbase is founded by one of the guys who started Oracle - DMC owns 30%.
DMC is also considered a takeover target...possibly by a company like INFA.
:o)

You can buy a ton of shares of DMC for each INFA share you have!
LOL
good luck,
spiney
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