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DSTR 0.0010000.0%Jan 25 4:00 PM EST

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To: t36 who wrote (136)5/17/1999 6:59:00 PM
From: t36  Read Replies (1) of 162
 
from the messsage board of yahoo......................................... 1338 of 1340
> $.12/Qtr = $.48/yr without any growth. With this earnings number it only takes a P/E of 42 to take this thing
> to $20 (pretty realistic considering the market, the industry and the high-tech opportunities). If this grows at
> just 5% per quarter for the rest of the year (slow for this type of company), the year end EPS will be $.54
> and the P/E would only need to be 37 to support this level. This is very reasonable. If it grows at 20% per
> quarter for 1 year, the total would be $.77 and the P/E to support $20 would only be 26. It'll take one more
> quarter of earnings to begin the trajectory to estimate the future EPS growth.
>
> This baby should take off as soon as any analysts begin to take a look combined with one more quarter of
> solid earnings to build credibility with the analysts. This may take off without the next quarter just based on
> the added credibility of the Trump deal. Buckle in and stay long.
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