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Gold/Mining/Energy : BCE Blue chip growth stock

BCE 22.67

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Nov 3 4:00 PM EST

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To: Jim Somerville who wrote (183)	2/17/2000 6:27:00 PM
From: SBHX	Read Replies (2) of 275

Here's how I did my math. First of all, I have several sets of numbers for bce & NT earnings in the last 4 Q's. Please tell me if I did this wrong. quote.yahoo.com If I use yahoo's (as above), (all in us$) I get BCE 5.78, NT (0.15). If I use TD waterhouse, I get BCE 5.93, NT (0.15) Jack's number is $3 (I'm not sure where this is from, but I assume US GAAP treatment is different, so let's use it). If I use this, then I get a much higher number, so I doubt if it is correct. siliconinvestor.multexinvestor.com Each BCE gets 0.78 (subject to adjustments) NT. Closing Price Feb17th 2000 is :: NT :: 123.4375 BCE :: 122.5 BCE (ex-NT) = 122.5 - 0.78(123.4375) = 26.21875. Based on today's closing price... Here's the BCE (ex-NT) Earnings based on the three numbers : Yahoo : 5.78 + (0.780.15)= 5.90 TDW : 5.93 + (0.780.15) = 6.05 Jack : 3 + (0.780.15) = 3.12 Here's the BCE (ex-NT) P/E Yahoo : 4.4 TDW : 4.33 Jack : 8.40 P/E is < 10, whichever way you look at it.

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