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To: Trading Machine who wrote (10162)	8/8/2001 9:04:47 AM
From: Jurgen Trautmann	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

The difference between a bargain and a joke For those trying to decide whether they should pay over 70 times next year's earnings (probably more after EPS forecasts are revised lower), the difference between 15% and 50% long-term growth is no trivial issue. It is the difference between a bargain (if 50% growth) and a joke (if 15% growth). (out of a cnbc market-report) Eventually it's quite realistic to take this 2 cents times 4 for getting a pe or about 250. (ng) IOW - given a fair valuation csco has become a penny-stock. I'm considering to sell the one or another share of csco - they've got a lot of month for deciding fundamental questions and during this the only logical way is down. jt