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To: John Lacelle who wrote (51033)	12/24/2000 4:22:06 PM
From: Grandk	Read Replies (2) of 436258

John, I don't want to speak for Un, but I believe that post was written with a considerable amount of sarcasm. KO has grown at roughly 5-7% over the last 5 years. They have yet to prove that the current growth of 15% over the next 5 years is achievable. If we take KO earnings for this year of 1.46 estimated, and multiply it by it's expected growth for the next 5 which is roughly 15%, we would get a share price of 21.90. This is assuming they can grow at 15% a year, which in my opinion is a stretch in an already oversaturated market. PEP is gaining on them as far as innovation goes, and KO is in dire need of a new product that appeals to the masses. In my opinion, KO at $21.90 would still be overvalued. KO is a company on the downside of it's reign, and may struggle to regain it's favor once this bear comes to an end. This chart should help put things into perspective for you. 207.61.23.99 ~Jason edit: John, my apologies. I just re-read you post. 10-20% of what is is now, or $6-12. This is what you where attempting to convey, correct?

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