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To: matvest who wrote (14212)	1/4/2001 5:46:01 PM
From: Larry Grzemkowski	Respond to of 18928

Hi Larry I like the ring of that, nice name. YPEG is the same as PEG except it is based on next years estimated earnings and estimated earnings growth. Some folks even use the 5 year estimated earnings growth. When you buy a stock you are buying its future so it seems reasonable to value that stock based upon its future earnings and earnings growth. But you must be careful. Take WCOM for example when we were all buying WCOM for AIM accounts the PEG and YPEG were low but greater than zero. The PEG is still low but YPEG is now less than zero. Hope this helps. Larry G