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To: Boplicity who wrote (5403)	11/28/2000 7:17:17 AM
From: Bruce Brown	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10934

You can look here to see how Network Appliance has traded in relationship to its forward 12 months estimated EPS. Plenty of other multiple data listed as well (PEG, P/E, PSR, etc...). marketplayer.com BB

To: Boplicity who wrote (5403)	11/28/2000 8:10:30 AM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10934

<<Here is my first post were I mentioned 30's and where I mention that I see value in the 50's. >> Did you not also mention you bought NTAP last week?? Me, I have been watching ntap for quite some time. It ran away from me and I did not want to chase it. As much as I loved the company, it's valuation prevented me from buying above $100. Well, I think she went to the $120 - $150 range, at which point I told myslef I would buy if she gets cut in half. At $78, I took a little taste with two attitudes.....a hopeful run back to $100 and I am happy.....a drop down to $60 and I will buy more. Well, I got more at $60, and am ready to buy more at $40 ( who know's if we get there....maybe we get there today<ggg> or this week, and maybe the naz and ntap rebound and I miss $40.....hell, maybe it drops all the way down to $15, nothing would surprise me at this point. Anyway, I guess my point is, or question is.....since you seem to be thinking like me.....you are talking overvaluation, yet you took a position after it got whacked....would you not agree that long term ntap is a stock to hold and not worry too much about. A leader in an industry that is just getting started and has a long way to go. Did you stop yourself out of your ntap yesterday or are you holding and/or adding at lower prices for the long term hold? Thanks keith