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To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (10466)	6/24/1997 2:54:00 PM
From: nommedeguerre	of 24154

Reginald, >Earnings are phantom figures... What about change in net assets which may include excess revenues not spent on the purchase of capital equipment, etc. Does that count at all in future stock value? >Stock prices are calculated by capitalizing expected earnings, not >historical earnings, nor present day earnings. Now, now, I thought "earnings" were not a valid assessment of a company's stock value. Future earnings seem even less viable than present and historical. With what certainty can future earnings be "guessed" at and on what present or historical information are they based? 1929 was a good year for "exuberance" about the future earnings of what was then the "hot stocks" of their day. What did they do wrong that today's investor won't? Regards, Norm

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