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To: H James Morris who wrote (105381)	6/24/2000 7:49:00 PM
From: Randy Ellingson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164687

Bulls want you to believe that stocks go up for ever. Those are the stocks that make a person wealthy, slowly. Last stock I sold was CNET, which may ultimately have a bright future. Replaced that IRA holding with APWR, so let's keep our fingers crossed they shine for years and years. Does someone know where I can find a listing of companies traded on NYSE and/or Nasdaq-Amex in order of market cap? The top 50 or 100 would be great. Assuming 10% growth in market cap, it takes about twenty years for a $75B company to grow to a $500B market cap. So my question is, how many companies will have market caps of $500B or larger in twenty years? Keeping to the thread subject, Amazon would arrive at a $500B market cap with about 20% annual increase from today's $12B. Of course, they'll have to grow revenues a bit faster than that. :-) Randy