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To: RayV who wrote (6545)	1/24/1998 5:32:00 PM
From: Herm	Read Replies (1) of 14162

UIS seems a bit pricey at this point. NYSE: (UIS : $15 11/16) (UISpA : $45 15/16) $2,748 million Market Cap at January 23, 1998 Ranks 208th in the Fortune 500 on Revenue & 723rd on Profit. Employs 32,900. Trades at a 98% Premium PE Multiple of 35.7 X, vs. the 18.0 X average multiple at which the Computers SubIndustry is priced. --------------------------------------------------------------------- GEMS is still undervalued. NASDAQ: (GEMS : $12 7/16) $793 million Market Cap at January 23, 1998. Trades at a 27% Discount PE Multiple of 15.0 X, vs. the 20.7 X average multiple at which the communications Equipment SubIndustry is priced. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- PKD along with the oil drilling businesses may not be so hot in 1998. With a barrel of oil at a low of $17.00 and IRAQ glut there is plenty of the black gold around. NYSE: (PKD : $11 5/16) $799 million Market Cap at January 23, 1998. Trades at a 26% Premium PE Multiple of 16.4 X, vs. the 13.0 X average multiple at which the Drilling & Marine Supply SubIndustry is priced.

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