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Non-Tech : PEP -- Time to buy? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: norm chin who wrote (309)	10/26/1997 7:36:00 PM
From: norm chin	Respond to of 392

It seems that some PEP shareholders are concern that its share pricing is "depreciating". If one takes the current market conditions and sentiments into consideration, I get the distinct impression that PEP is more than holding its own. If you owned a share (of PEP) prior to spinng off YUM, the value of that share is worth as of 10/24/97: (1 share PEP = $37.375) + (0.1 share YUM = $ 3.300) = $40.675 To my recollection, PEP was trading in the high twenties at the end of 1996. If one includes the dividends, one can see PEP has appreciated nicely.