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To: Dale Baker who wrote (312)12/4/1997 12:20:00 PM
From: jgideonRead Replies (1) of 118717
 
Yes, I follow CREAF and have been in and out of it twice
this year. Both forays profitable, though I sold too
soon each time (not something I worry about).

CREAF is treated as a whipping boy. Despite some
really good performance this year, they continue to get
very little respect. Folks don't know where their revenue
is going to come from in the next few years. Looks like
the response to their video card expansion has been pretty
negative (that's what I attribute this drop to). It's
down to $20 now, for a stock with $1.88 in earnings and
estimates of $2.5 and $3 going forward. I can see how
shareholders must be really frustrated. Even their 5 year
growth estimates are around 14%, so what's with the low
multiple?

Can't quite fathom the CREAF action, but if sentiment ever
turns bullish, this stock should fly. However, this week
has probably got folks trying to catch the falling knife.
I'd be keen on trading, if we could spot the bottom and get
some sense of why a rally should ensue.

jg
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