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To: majormember who wrote (117476)11/28/2000 8:23:45 PM
From: JEB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Do you short the market if Gore get in office?

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To: majormember who wrote (117476)11/28/2000 9:25:52 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Where can SDLI, RIMM and JNPR hide? VSH with a P/E of 6.72 downgraded and AVX P/E of 9.11 SDLI has a P/E of 158

Earnings Per Share 2000
VSH Q 4 earnings $1.20 versus $0.20
VSH Q 3 earnings $1.17 versus $0.20
Earnings Growth is 355.3%
Company Growth Ratio 94th percentile 3.7 value
Revenue increase last 4 Qtrs 99th percentile

SDLI Q3 earnings $0.45 versus $0.11
SDLI Q4 earnings $0.58 versus $0.16
Earnings Growth is 211.4%
Company Growth Ratio 9th percentile .5
Revenue increase last 4 Qtrs 99th percentile

Price to Sales Ratio for SDLI is an Astronomical 45
JNPR's is 82


Price to sales ratio is the relationship of a company's stock price to its annual sales (or revenues) per share. You don't want stocks priced in the stratosphere compared with its annual sales: RIMM is 39.. compare to PWAV which has a Price to Sales Ratio of 8, TLGD at 5.9, TLAB 7.6, PLT at 5.4

VSH and AVX downgraded to "neutral" from "buy." He based his decision on the belief that estimates for the next three months and beyond "are at risk." Labowitz said that the tight supply environment "may be unraveling a little quicker than we previously anticipated," which would hurt pricing.



To: majormember who wrote (117476)11/29/2000 5:14:50 AM
From: lee kramer  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 120523
 
I don't want to keep beating a dead horse...but when the markets were flying a lot of traders/investors loved these analysts who recommended stocks, set targets, and helped make a lot of folks a lot of money. Many analysts, along with many investors got caught up in the euphoria. Things have obviously changed. I never, in bull or bear market, listen to analysts...but maybe it's time to stop piling on.