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To: Sal D who wrote (8099)	5/23/2005 6:28:56 PM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Sal, you got an understanding of the ratios. Enterprise value is the market cap + preferred shares + debt - cash. More or less, what it would cost you if you wanted to buy the company. I think Ken, as usual, did a great job at reviewing QSFT, but let's look over as much as possible and see what you come up with. I'll go through the exercise with you and go as far as you want to go with this, and I hope others join in the discussion. Since you have an understanding of the rations, let's address the first questions. How does QSFT compare to its peer group? How is the peer group performing relative to the rest of the market? Is there anything particularly attractive or something in the numbers that needs further looking into?