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Technology Stocks : Wind River going up, up, up!

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To: Mark Brophy who wrote (4861)4/13/1999 6:23:00 PM
From: Erwin Sanders  Read Replies (1) of 10309
 
<What is the fair price if you reduce your estimate of earnings growth from 40% to 26% for the next 5 years? Your sensitivity tests take into account a lower long term growth rate and higher interest rates, but ignore a lower short term growth rate.>

Reducing the 5-yr growth rate to 26% from 40% p.y., the "fair price" as measured by the discounted value of 15 year's earnings, comes to $37 growing to $95 in five year's time. If, in addition, the long-term growth rate after five years drops to 10% from 20%, the "fair price" is $26 growing to $41.

Another way to look at it: what earnings growth assumptions would justify today's closing price (approx 13.75)? 17% growth for 5 years followed by 0% growth therafter would do it.

Clearly, Ron Abelman is justified when he says that Wind's price is way undervalued.

A correction needs to be made to my comment on the consensus estimate for the current year. It is clear from the conference call that I20 is now included in Wind's forecast revenues. This is certainly the first time I am noticing it. Tornado 2 is obviously also part of the forecast (the delay of which was the cause of the Q1 shortfall, according to Wind). What was not clear to me is whether any estimates were included for Tornado for MS, over which they seemed so excited about.

Erwin
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