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To: Suresh who wrote (32002)	6/22/2000 3:48:00 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (2) of 50167

Dear Suresh.. <<PEG is obtained by P-E divided by the estimated annual earnings over the next 5 years. >> Please calculate the PEG now get EMC estimated earnings for next five years by projecting 31% increase to 0.97 year after year until 2005 and than get the p/e... 2001..0.97 2002..1.2707 2003..1.664617 2004..2.180643 2005..2.856644 average=1.7885208 Forward growth=31% PE based on year 2001-2005= 78/1.7885208= 43.611458 PEG=43.611458/31=1.4068212 This is how I calculated it, I never take on board things written by BW or anyone until I test them nicely, now may be I am wrong completely on averaging the earnings over 5 year period, please correct me if my assumptions are incorrect, I got that 1.40 number and I thought it was OK.. Thanks as always and take care.. I must admit my maths is just so so and maybe I am giving away something that I should not..

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