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To: Time Traveler who wrote (2303)	11/18/1997 12:31:00 PM
From: James Yu	Respond to of 6843

John, You really don't understand EGR, How come you want to give one a lesson? What is EGR? For example, company A last fiscal year's EPS (earnings per share) was $0.46 on 12/31/96(existence). Analysts are expecting $0.71 for 12/97(future), a 54% increase and $0.90 for 12/98(future), a 96% increase. 5 year(pretty long term future) estimate of earnings growth is 36.70%. - Earnings Growth Rate(EGR) How far is the future - I use two years and 5 years of EGRs period. The 54%, 96% and 36.70% are GROWTH RATEs - All of investors like high percentage EGR. So I ask you to give me Intel's EGR from 1996 through 1998(2 years) period, but you never know how to answer me. Let me ask you - DO YOU REALLY UNDERSTAND EGR? THE MORE WE POST, THE MORE WE KNOW THE FACT - WHO IS UGLY. Anyone can comment my EGR. Best wishes James