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To: Sr K who wrote (41688)	3/11/2000 5:13:00 PM
From: Mehrdad Arya	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45548

Sir K, My estimations were done in my head and I forgot to remove the original base value. FV=PV(1+ 50%)^4 Ussuming $100 as our base income in four quarters our income should increases to 100(1.5)^4=100(1.5)(1.5)(1.5)(1.5)=100(5.06) = $506 You are correct, I forgot to subtract the original base income of $100, thanks anyway. Lets say 5 quarters in lieu of 4 because the 3rd quarter has not been reported but is finished, hence we still are really only a year away if we are using the 2nd quarters numbers as our datum line. 6.6($342)=> $2.26 billion. If they are able to maintain the momentum behind the Emerging markets I feel they can easily fill the void caused by the Palm IPO. I will not argue with you on your findings with regard to JNPR because I do not have any facts at my disposal to contest your position. Assuming you are correct and the Market Cap of JNPR is $44 billion, then we have approx $2 billion dollars in AETH and JNPR. My estimations gave a margin of error of 25% so it still would not effect the results. I also did not include many of their other investments.