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To: shoreco who wrote (45301)	10/4/2001 4:28:26 PM
From: stan_hughes	Respond to of 100058

shoreco - Hey, you're obviously forgetting that they're going to make 2 cents in Q3 and might even repeat that amazing feat in Q4 - who wouldn't want to own a $15 stock with annualized earnings of 8 cents, especially when that 8 cents has the potential to grow at say (let's be generous) 50% to keep the math simple? Lesseee now, 8 cents at a 50% growth rate means they will make 12 cents in 2002, and 18 cents in 2003. That means we can get underneath the Naz bargain criteria PE 100 limit within 27 months, assuming of course no further price appreciation in the stock and that everything at CSCO HQ goes according to plan. What a bargain CSCO is at these levels, no doubt about it. You really need to take some Silicon Valley finance courses if you can't see just how reasonably priced this stock is.