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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (53770)3/28/1999 6:12:00 PM
From: Joseph Francis Torti  Read Replies (1) of 132070
 
I know there are a lot of intelligent people here. Anybody thinks it's nut to get aol 2003 April 120 puts selling for $5.00. I feel there will be more aol isp in the future and that aol will not be able to maintain 64% profit growth. This sucker is trading at five hundred 70 plus pe rate. The way I figure it, aol will have to grow 64% profit growth every year until June 2002 to bring down the P.E.rate to 61.5 using the today's price $125.00. The last two quarter for aol the profit growth was 64% and 62% so all you aol retards are buying aol for the year 2002 today and still paying 61.5 times earnings for this stock. I am hoping aol Growth will slow to 50% or less from here on end. Than with a mature aol it will start having a normal P.E. rate of 50 or less I hope. With my figures of 64% earning growth aol should earn 2.03 in the year 2002 so 2.03 X 50 p.e. give it a stock price of $101.00. naturally if the earning growth rate drop less then 50% year over year the stock price should be less then my $101.00 prediction. I thinking of buying 10 April 120 puts for $5.00 and risking $5,000 is a good bet. I think aol could be as low as $60.00 in the year 2003 when these leap puts expired giving me 55 points in the money. Anybody thinks I'm nuts. LOL Joe the loser
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