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To: Harvey Allen who wrote (54736)12/26/2000 11:37:09 AM
From: johnd  Respond to of 74651
 
I view MSFT as a stock at 73pt discount to 120 while 12-mo trailing EPS keeps growing quarter after quarter.



To: Harvey Allen who wrote (54736)12/26/2000 11:57:13 AM
From: Harvey Allen  Respond to of 74651
 
PS re: Visual Studio.Net Beta

There is built in support for sharing projects over the net.

If anyone wants to order the Beta I'd like to try out project sharing with them. Nothing fancy, just some little Visual Basic thingee.

Harvey



To: Harvey Allen who wrote (54736)12/26/2000 12:02:24 PM
From: johnd  Respond to of 74651
 
Harvey, Let us roll the clock 12-mo forward and we could see the following
- Against a back drop of 2000 weak consumer sales, 2001 consumer sales up 30 - 40%.
- Windows2000 corporate sales in mass adoption cycle
- MSN turning profits
- X-Box mania
- Whistler and Office10 upgrade boost
- .Net in higher gear

There is opportunity for MSFT to have 40-50% growth in revenue in Dec Q of 2001, to 8.5B - 9B. Correspondingly, aided by the current cost cutting, EPS could grow by a record 60 - 70%.

- Not to forget by Feb, March the DOJ thing could be closed.

Let us hope for the best.



To: Harvey Allen who wrote (54736)12/31/2000 1:18:31 PM
From: Olu Emuleomo  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 74651
 
>>>Anyone interested in programming, the Visual Studio.Net Beta is a bargain.

MSFT is making a big mistake by dropping support for Java. C++ is a dying language. C# will fail in the marketplace. Java is the future.

--Olu E.