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To: IA who wrote (3620)10/7/1998 6:03:00 PM
From: Peter Church  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10309
 
This stock is grossly undervalued today.

Here are some statistics. Please verify them, if possible. I think they are basically correct.

1998 Income = $18.2 M
1999 expected Income = $27.3 M at a conservative 50% growth rate.
Shares outstanding = 28 M
PE (based on exp. 1999) = 36 vs. growth rate of 50% + I2O

I2O is expected to ramp up this quarter and will hit earnings for the first time in 3Q 1999, in November 1998. Ron Abelmann said in his latest conference call, "The analysts estimates are conservative. The prospects are looking quite bullishly." He expects "I2O earnings in the low to single digits this year". Whispers are now for $2 per chip vs the previously assumed $1.50 TheI20 earnings haven't been factored in to the estimates yet.

Consider this price wipeout to be a gift.



To: IA who wrote (3620)10/7/1998 6:40:00 PM
From: Joe Smith  Respond to of 10309
 
IA--Maybe I misunderstood you, but I was not talking about today's sell-off. I was characterizing insider trading as likely caused by a simple desire to take profitsw rather than the knowledge of some secret info that we don't know about. They would probably be locked out if they knew something material. If anything, all of this insider trading probably indicates that the deal-making machine is quiet at WIND.