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To: Investor2 who wrote (2122)	11/15/1997 9:58:00 PM
From: Greg Luke	Read Replies (1) of 42834

Re: "While that may be true of the past, it may not be true of the future." Clearly the value of a company, and its future prospects, only influence stock price. Until a buyer truly "believes" these factors are true will stock prices go up. However, my point was: With Intel, you have trememdous performance plus future potential. When the P/E ratio dips to a level of 18-20, it is being considered equal to the "average" stock on the exchange. Yet, earnings growth (E) is continuing to go up every day, every month. To me, this represents a buying opportunity. I do not understand how BB gets so excited about UTEK (which I also own because he recommended it), when the P/E ratio is higher than Intel. Regards, Greg

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