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To: JRI who wrote (42599)	5/16/1998 3:06:00 PM
From: Chuzzlewit	Respond to of 176387

John, I wasn't disputing the numbers. Whether the market share is 6% or 8% (and these are estimates after all) makes little difference to the argument I was making. I was simply pointing out that 40% growth over the five years could easily be accomplished. The method I used is: Dells current market = x Dell's future market (DFM) = x*(1+annual growth rate)^number of years Total future market (TFM) = current market(1+ annual growth rate)^ number of years. Dividing DFM by TFM gives the future market share. At the risk of this sounding like a mutual admiration society, I always look forward to reading your posts. They are invariably well thought-out and insightful. TTFN, CTC