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To: cfimx who wrote (9442)12/29/1999 1:01:00 AM
From: sjemmeri  Respond to of 79064
 
>Theoretically, interest rates SHOULD affect tech stocks, inuts, and all the rest. Some would say EVEN more so since without much PRESENT earnings, analysts have to look to the "out" years for earnings.And that's where the discount rate would effect the valuation.

Since these earnings 'estimates' are for 10 (or more) years from now, all you have to do is up the estimate when you up the discount rate. You won't be proven wrong for a long time.


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