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To: Jibacoa who wrote (14381)	1/11/2006 5:35:23 PM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Bernard, sometimes you compare apples with tomatos. They're both red, but... I am not sure where you got AERTA's PE from. According to Yahoo, the trailing PE is 36. It's operating cash positive and sells at a discount to sales. On the other hand ALVR has a FORWARD PE of 146. That's 146 x earnings, IF it meets earnings projections. But, they're not in the same sector, so comparing their PEs and growth rates doesn't matter. Now, about the H in AERTA's chart vs the H in ALVR's. Yes, ALVR's is higher, but putting realistic time frames into the calculations, ALVR is not likely to test its H before AERTA. I don't think that these stocks have much in common except that they both start with the letter A, just like apples does. VTEK is a VOIP play. I like VOIP. VOIP stocks haven't done too well in the past, but they've been catching fire of late. That could be why the long term chart is "uniteresting." VTEK has 1.50 in cash, no debt and is cash flow positive to go along with a very modest PE. I think this could be a big winner in 2006. Quick quiz for you. Can you name one stock that I've posted to you that you've liked?