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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (21380)	7/29/2002 9:04:44 PM
From: Dave Gore	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26752

Lee, whatcha been smokin'? You said: Though I am not familiar with all the stocks you mentioned, I know FLEX well having traded it (mostly short) for the last few years. I am curious why you think it is worth more than the current price when they have never made a profit even in the most rambuctious boom times of tech. * FLEX PROFITS: Quarter Ending 03/2002 12/2001 09/2001 06/2001 Actual EPS 0.12 0.17 0.15 0.18 Also earned 6 cents last quarter and forecast a very strong 2003. * Jun 3 2002 5:44 PM In Play Flextronics (FLEX) 12.32 -0.91: -- Update -- During mid-quarter update, says as it drives costs down, it should get to $0.20 per quarter range in EPS with no increase in revenues; expects to get back to $1.00 per share in EPS on annual basis-- which is its EPS goal next year-- with relatively modest increase in revenues...