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To: MacRules who wrote (64211)	5/20/2007 6:21:34 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Respond to of 64865

It really depends on the specialist or the market maker at the full service brokerage? They do talk to the management on business plans. Usually, three baggers are the limit in each year. It is a question of how soon the company can perform(how good is the business plan). And how well the stock pool and cash pool can support the market demands. I have seen the IBM rise in the 1990s; since then the service business plan stopped progressing(50% now, down from 60%). And I have seen the Sunw rise from the ashes($1). Now Sunw is getting into services(Ebay, etc.). If you invest, why put your money only in one basket. Spread the risk?