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Strategies & Market Trends : Pump and Dump

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To: flint who wrote (130)1/22/2002 7:34:40 PM
From: flint   of 149
 
I reversed the 1/5 and 1/10 by mistake.

Corrected

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What I don't understand is how the maker of a $400 phone can have the same market cap as the producer of a $26,000 car.

My cell phone and my Chevy each have the same life span.

The only reason MOT would have a growth rate higher than GM is because the auto industry has mature to the point where everyone already owns a car. MOT growth will slow to the growth rate of the economy when the cell phones industry matures. What then? Is the company worth 10 times GM or may be just 1/5 GM? If 1/5 of GM is MOT's potential limit then I think it should be trading at 1/10 GM now - $1.50 per share.

flint "
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