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To: Charles R who wrote (104866)4/13/2000 12:51:00 AM
From: niceguy767  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1577093
 
CharlesR:

Re: "<And what are your targets, then?>
I consider a semiconductor stock fully valued when it is has a leading PE of about 30 (any PE of over 30 is highly suspsect in this relatively cyclical business)
Intel, THE market leader, historically traded below this PE for a long time. It took the "relative valuation" insanity for the PE to expand to 60.

Comment: So when do you see AMD breaking $100 then? And how about $150...Personally I see $100 within short term sights (probably tomorrow) and $150 by the end of July (conservatively)...I'm not always right,particularly wrt to day trading, but I'm not afraid to venture a target and substantiate same!



To: Charles R who wrote (104866)4/13/2000 1:22:00 AM
From: TimF  Respond to of 1577093
 
RE: Message #104866 from Charles R at Apr 13 2000 12:40AM
I consider a semiconductor stock fully valued when it is has a leading PE of about 30 (any PE of over 30 is
highly suspsect in this relatively cyclical business)

A P/E of 30 should leave a good amount of room for AMD share prices to grow.

Tim