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Technology Stocks : Smart Modular - diamond in the rough?

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To: alvin ung who wrote (1934)3/28/1999 8:04:00 PM
From: Daulat   of 2020
 
Yes I also read Joe's notes on YAHOO. SMOD is not going to be affected by decline in memory price. They are not in a business of selling memory chips... they use them to make the cards and other products. Drop in memory chip price does not affect their earnings. It is just a flow thru cost item in theor products.

Hang in and relax.... Look at the quarterly earnings projections in Zacks.. it is estimated to go up every quarter in 1999 and 2000. At an average P/E (S&P) of 27, this stock should be in thirties...

We are suffering due to low assessment of SMOD P/E.. largely because Ajay's lack of street savy. With new president runnning the show, we should expect a lot of cleaning up and restoration of the street's confidence. Twenties next month ....
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