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To: FUZFO who wrote (21149)9/2/1998 10:57:00 AM
From: Moonray  Respond to of 45548
 
Palm Computing to Host Second Annual Worldwide Developer Conference
BW - 09:02 a.m. Sep 02, 1998 Eastern

Conference to Be Sponsored by Technology Leaders Including
IBM, Motorola, QUALCOMM and Symbol Technologies

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 2, 1998-- 3Com
Corporation (Nasdaq:COMS) today announced it will host its second
Worldwide Developer Conference for the Palm Computing(R) platform from
December 1-4, 1998, at the Santa Clara Convention Center. The conference will
bring together Palm Computing platform developers and marketers to explore new
business strategies and technological advances for what has become the de facto
open standard for solutions development in the handheld computing industry.

guide-p.infoseek.com

o~~~ O



To: FUZFO who wrote (21149)9/2/1998 9:50:00 PM
From: joe  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 45548
 


Fuzfo,

>>increase = $.64/1.29 = 49% earnings growth Y/Y<<

I'm not sure if the above is right.

$1.29(99 earnings) - .72(98 earnings) = .57

.57/.72 == 79% increase from '98 to '99 earnings.

Do the same for 2000, assuming that '00 earnings are 1.95 (First
Calls) and you get a 51% growth rate.

Still, COMS "expected" growth rate when the company is
normal is around 25%/year. Adjusted
for super low interest rates makes 35 a reasonable P/E
estimate (providing the company is executing)

Then, where we will get some good rises is when COMS proves
that it's getting stronger and the earnings estimates will
change. That $1.95 estimate for '00 should be $3 - 4 easy
if COMS is doing it's job. It's like Moons said, last summer
we was all expecting $2.00 earnings for this year.

But hey, don't get all worked up counting your money yet.

COMS has to execute. If not, it will be time to look
for other stocks.

joe