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Strategies & Market Trends : Piffer OT - And Other Assorted Nuts

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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (42547)6/28/2000 3:06:00 PM
From: Original Mad Dog  Read Replies (3) of 63513
 
Here's one for you trivia buffs out there.

A tale of two companies. For convenience sake, let's say Company 1 makes Apples and Company 2 makes Oranges.

Company 1 has sales in excess of $30 billion
Company 2 has sales of less than $1 billion

Company 1 has net income of over $1 billion
Company 2 has net income of less than $150 million

Company 1 has cash on hand of more than $3 billion
Company 2 has cash on hand of less than $1.5 billion

Company 1 has a Price to Earnings Ratio under 60
Company 2 has a Price to Earnings Ratio over 500

Company 1 has a Price to Sales Ratio of less than 2
Company 2 has a Price to Sales Ratio of almost 100

Company 1 pays a dividend
Company 2 does not

Company 1 has an estimated year 2001 growth rate of 34.3%
Company 2 has an estimated year 2001 growth rate of 25.5%
(source for both is Yahoo!Finance)

Company 2 has a higher market cap than Company 1.

Who are they?

EDIT: Here's a clue -- Company 2 has already lost more than half of its market value in less than six months.
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