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Strategies & Market Trends : Sharck Soup
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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (33046)8/16/2001 6:53:26 AM
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With questions about the company’s long-term prospects in doubt, a lot of investors have thrown in the towel. H-P’s stock has lost nearly two-thirds of its value in the past year. (Dell’s stock is down about 30 percent in the same period.)
By any standard, that makes H-P’s stock look cheap. But until the company can show Wall Street some evidence of a turnaround, the stock will remain “dead money,” according to Sacconaghi. He values the printer business at about $20 a share, with another $3 to $5 for the company’s services business. That means Wall Street sees the rest of the company’s businesses — including PCs, servers, storage and software — as worth nothing.
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