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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (16740)	5/30/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 64865

[BWDIK ] Although I suspect Capeillo has a wicked sense of humor, I don't believe I could get along with him. He's a powerful man so he can afford to be difficult. And when things do not go his way ~ when Greenspan's actions do not please Capeillo, I've seen Capeillo, on the Rukyser show, turn on Greenspan in a very nasty way. Still, I believe Capeillo recommended very good growth companies in the report that was mentioned on this thread. If you don't want to buy growth companies, then you might look at value companies with low P/Es ~ Ralston Purina and Apple Computer are a couple of examples. So, I think Capeillo's advice is useful if you want to buy growth stocks even though, as you pointed out, they are expensive. Cheers, Mephisto :D

To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (16740)	5/30/1999 9:31:00 PM
From: jeff greene	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

<< Capeillo advise is worthless at best.He makes a living by raising money to be put in overvalued stocks. The more assets the more money in his own pocket. <GGG> >> Haim-- You may besmirch Capeillo's advise about SUNW and the market, however I simply see a $60/share price as only 35X 2000E of $1.80/share. BTW, I wouldn't characterize MorganStanley Dean Witter as an "old care dealer" and they have a $90 price target with a "strong buy" at these levels, but then again maybe their in the business of "raising money to put in overvalued stocks" too:)) >>>>