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To: Stock Farmer who wrote (51445)	4/16/2001 10:47:40 AM
From: Dave	Respond to of 77399

John, Like furlongs per fortnight is a great ratio I use that one everyday <g> Comparing a company's stock price to its growth rate is a rather unique, "new age" way of valuing something Really? Is it so "new age" now since companies were trading at many multiples of their growth rate? I always read that a stock's growth rate (i interpretted that to mean its earnings growth rate) is its P/E. P.S. PE doesn't work for growth stocks either True, thats why analysts always argued, Growth Rate * Next Year's Estimated earnings = Stock Price. Works well in a great economy. During slow downs, however.....