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To: chaz who wrote (46380)	9/10/2001 12:39:34 AM
From: techreports	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

who among us would have thought at the end of 1997, early 1998...that DELL was overvalued...couldn't go any higher? no kidding. Many thought Aol was expensive, but i made over 400% since buying in mid-98 lost much of it during the crash of 00/01, tho still, this raises an interesting point. Some poster over on the fool QCOM board (KodiakBear) feels that Qulacomm will follow the same path Xerox has and the Nifty 50. Well, i did a search for the Nifty 50 on the internet. Didn't really find much information, but what i did notice was that many of the Nifty 50 stocks are higher today than in 1970. Matter of fact, if you bought the Nifty 50 in 1972 & held till 1993, you would have beaten the S&P500 Disney: don't forget the dividend finance.yahoo.com Avon: More dividends finance.yahoo.com Eli Lilly: they hand out dividends as well finance.yahoo.com Pfizer: dividends? yep finance.yahoo.com Merck: yes more dividends finance.yahoo.com Sears: See the other side of sears i guess finance.yahoo.com McDonalds: Over a billion served, right finance.yahoo.com Texas Instrument: still around finance.yahoo.com Philip Morris: wanna smoke? finance.yahoo.com IBM: yo big blue finance.yahoo.com Coke: last but definitely not least finance.yahoo.com Just think if a investor reinvested the dividends?