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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Baldur Fjvlnisson who wrote (66298)	3/21/2002 4:06:52 PM
From: David Howe	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 74651

<< Probability that this assertion gets backed up with evidence = 0.00%. >> It's well documented in one of the posts on the Motely Fool Board for MSFT when Jonboy was originally run off. Try it yourself. Take every single tech company from the Nasdaq 100 (as an example) and plug it into a chart that compares it to MSFT from the date of the post (March 2000). You WILL find that MSFT has fallen much less than almost every tech company. You WILL find that most tech companies have fallen 70 - 99% and that's if they are still listed on the Nasdaq 100. A VERY large number that were in this index back in early 2000 are bankrupt and no longer included in the index. Here's a list of the tech companies that made up the Nasdaq 100 back in March 2000. MSFT has outperformed 95% of them. MSFT INTC CSCO ORCL SUNW AMGN ERICY QCOM DELL JDSU WCOM AMAT CMCSK VRTS SEBL CIEN JNPR VSTR CHKP TLAB BEAS NXTL GMST LLTC BRCM CMVT MXIM XLNX YHOO ITWO FLEX AMCC NTAP PALM EBAY DISH SDLI VRSN VTSS ALTR LVLT PSFT EXDS ADCT ADBE PMCS KLAC RATL MCLD SPLS MOLX IDPH AAPL XOXO ATML INTU BMCS ERTS ADLAC MERQ MFNX SPOT QLGC HGSI AMZN PMTC MCHP RFMD COMS INKT CMGI ATHM CNET NOVL RNWK