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To: Brian C. Lund who wrote (190)	2/28/1997 4:02:00 AM
From: Michael Collins	of 1383

To all: Tell if me if this valuation and strategy appears reasonble. Under the quotes section here at SI, there is a research option which gives consensus analyst estimates for this year's earnings and next years. Of course there is no guarantee of this, but if you take Oakley as an example, lets examine: This year's estimated earnings ('97 I assume) is estimated to be .71 a share. Next year's ('98) is estimated to be .97. That's an increase of almost 37%. If you multiply 37 x .71 which would seem reasonable to me, you get a target price of around $26. That would mean what, that Oakley assuming projections pan out could hit around $26 in a year. Is this a reasonable way to estimate the true value of what a stock should be worth within say the coming 12 monts. I've been doing this all night with a bunch of different stocks and coming up with price targets. It's a lot of fun! Or is this not a reasonable attempt or method of valuation? I would appreciate all feedback as I'm trying to learn how to typically value stocks and also find bargains a.k.a Oakley? Thanks. Sincerely, Michael Collins

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