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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Syncronys Softcorp (SYCR)

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To: Mr. Aloha who wrote (531)1/25/1997 12:51:00 PM
From: John Leach   of 30240
 
Bryan, I agree to a point...

The internet has already been proven to be a good outlet for software...and there is no argument that software sells here...

But I still believe, it shows a great deal of credibility for your products to have them in the computer stores...I couldn't see Microsoft being nearly as successful if they only carried there products on the Internet or through direct marketing...and I also think that it makes it more difficult to convince a reatailer to stock your product, If you are actually one of hi/hers competitors...

It's a tough call to make right now...but I am glad Syncronys is initially marketing to retailers...it seemed to work for them before...

Your points are good...and I think this could go either way...

John Leach

BTW - Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't it common when calculating earnings, that you annualize them first...before multiplying the PE ratio...to come up with an estimated market price...that's whatI have always heard/done...but I noticed in some of your earlier scenarios you only multiplied Quarterly earnings by the PE to get a stock price...I may be wrong, but I am unsure...In one of your scenarios I believe you came up with quarterly earnings of .29...which if annualized is 1.16...CAN ANYONE HELP ANSWER THIS?
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