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To: puzzlecraft who wrote (95111)	3/2/2001 1:33:55 PM
From: golfinvestor	Respond to of 152472

<ended up being just a minor bump> and one hell of a great buying opportunity!

To: puzzlecraft who wrote (95111)	3/2/2001 2:48:33 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

>>I'd put a no EPS growth company at a PE between 6 and 12 varying by interest rates. MSFT has already fallen from 115 to 57 7/8, like I said most of the bubble is "in".<< pc, IF msft turns no growth then it must fall another 66% to hit your best scenario of a 12 pe. nearly 90% more (not from the top - from HERE!) will have to be shaved off to get to a 6 pe. pc, i didn't mean on a relative scale. i meant the biggest bubble ever on a toal over valued basis - trillions and trillions of dollars over valued. comparing 1987's top to the 2000 top is apples and oranges. in 2000, valuations were multiples of what they were in 1987. i recall in 1999 when msft, ibm, csco and another stock or two went up an amount of market dollars that would have bought the 10 largest tech companies, outright, in 1990. IN ONE DAY!