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Technology Stocks : Future growth stocks of 1997

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To: White Shoes who wrote (252)	12/21/1996 9:01:00 PM
From: Paul Schmidt	of 391

I agree except for the EPS part. Many hot small company stocks take a while for their earnings to catch up. As long as the revenue is increasing by 50% a year then I don't care so much about EPS. Keep in mind that when the hot stocks split like there is no tomorrow that EPS gets smaller until they cool off for a while. FORE and IOM are good examples. Hell, IOM still hasn't had a quarter over .12 in EPS. High PE is justifyable in those cases. There should maybe be a small minimum for the EPS growth rate but I think revenue growth should be the biggest emphasis. One modification that I wish Dan would consider is setting the minimum per share price to $10 or at least $5 to weed out the penny stocks and pure speculation plays.

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