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To: ziggy who wrote (218)	12/4/1997 1:20:00 PM
From: joemjo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 446

Ziggy, I am hoping just tax selling. I do think that their last quarter did not show the sequential growth rate that was needed to boost the stock above $25. From memory, the annualized growth rate of the last quarter sequentially was about 50% down from 100%. In other words it went from 8 cents two quarters ago to 9 cents last quarter and I and maybe others were hoping for 10 cents last quarter. I do hope they show 11 cents this quarter and not just 10. If they earn 11 cents I would annualize that to 44 cents and throw a 50 PE on it and look for 22 dollar share price minimum. After all 2 over 9 is 22% sequential growth which is 121% annualized growth so a 50 PE is conservative. On the news front all we have is CSCO reselling INSS's Enterprise Pro which I have no idea what that means to the bottom line, but you would think that is the right networker to be in bed with. JMHO Todd