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To: Marc who wrote (5563)	5/26/2000 4:54:00 PM
From: Robert	Respond to of 5927

I know the point you are making. However, revenue growth is just one factor. EPS growth is just as important. Climbing revenue and eps are both necessary. I would look for both to be growing at 20 to 30 percent as a minimum (in a volatile sector). I would then extrapolate those into the future to determine my up-side potential. Then I would look at best and worst case scenarios, eg assume that growth declines to 10 percent. I would also consider the margins very carefully....Probably we have seen the worst case scenario play out the last few days. The stock will respond technically now, from its oversold position. But watch for waves of selling as it attempts to ralley. We will need several more up days of very high volume to reach the high teens again...IMO...I have bids in at $12.