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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (10240)	8/10/2000 8:28:28 PM
From: posthumousone	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

I love when you guys tear apart clowns...can someone refute this! (mostly a lurker and learning) DELL IS UNDERVALUED. HERE IS WHY: by: tech_future200x 8/10/00 5:58 pm Msg: 346814 of 346857 Dell just posted 26% YoY REVENUE GROWTH. $7.7 billion vs. 6.1 billion of last year 2 x GROWTH x EARNINGS = STOCK PRICE (using current year earnings)2x26x.92 = $48 a share (using next year earnings) 2x26x1.21 = $63 a share Using same amounts with 30% growth as company says for current full year: (using current year earnings) 2x30x.92 = $55 a share (using next year earnings) 2x26x1.21 = $73 a share So we have a stock that will be in a range between $48-63 using current year estimates and $55-73 using next years estimates. DELL is greatly undervalued right here. Buy all you can. Stock is going much higher. And that does not account for all the earnings surprises for each qyarter that are not accounted for. Already 4 cents surprises for this year. So that 92 cents for this year is already up to 96 cents. So stock is even more undervalued. Buy all you can.