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To: the options strategist who wrote (9507)	1/20/1999 9:33:00 PM
From: Herm	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 14162

CENT CENT ranks #5 in the home improvement and warehouse business after the likes of Home Depot, Lowes, Eagles, and Scotts. CENT's 25.5% annual growth rate and bargain basement P/E of 10.6 is a steal. NASDAQ: (CENT : $16 1/4) $453 million Market Cap at January 20, 1999 Trades at a 77% Discount PE Multiple of 10.6 X, vs. the 46.0 X average multiple at which the Home Improvement & Hardware SubIndustry is priced. The open interest on CENT is light and CCers should be careful. CENT just recently made a new bottom and this bounce may be only a technical one before a retest of that bottom and then party time! There is more upside potential on CENT than downside for sure! This stock should be selling at $35 for sure! Good one Jen! I will have to put this one on the watch list along with FLC. $1.50 EPS in 1999 x a P/E of 20 would generate 1.50 x 20= $30 min. fair value stock price. Hey, 100% gain is not hard to take! iqc.com