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To: Saturn V who wrote (143220)	9/10/2001 3:47:36 PM
From: Mary Cluney	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Saturn V, <<<Is Intel stock overpriced ?>>> If the world is coming to an end, as some are predicting, then Intel and a few other stocks are indeed slightly overpriced. But suppose, if a giant asteroid hits earth, but does not completely end human civilization, and everything shuts down - pretty much like Germany and Japan after WWII - how long would it take for civilization to get back to current levels of economic development? With some help, Germany and Japan did it in less than 20 years - I think this time, if a similar type disaster hits us, we should recomver in much less than than 20 years. There, that is, I believe, the worst case scenario for this economic downturn. We should be back on our feets within 6 months to 20 years. WRT Intel, if the world comes to an end, PE ratios will not have much meaning, but in a turn around gross margins should improve significantly. Mary

To: Saturn V who wrote (143220)	9/10/2001 10:58:20 PM
From: Harry Landsiedel	Respond to of 186894

Saturn V. Re: "Is Intel stock overpriced ?" Thanx for posting that. I thought Jubak's was a very good analysis. The $50 price by 2005 does not seem unrealistic and compares favorably with other similar analysis I've seen of trough to peak earnings for Intel. HL