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Nasdaq 100 Analysis

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38	<i> However, the earnings of a company and the expected growth rate of th	TimF	-	12/12/2001
37	I think it's not a few companies that have abused it. On the contrary, I th	sea_biscuit	-	12/12/2001
36	twfowler, I agree that one should not rely only on PEG ratios to make investment	Alastair McIntosh	-	12/12/2001
35	Alastair: <i>The current forward P/E [S&P 500 Technology] of 43 is ap	David E. Taylor	-	12/12/2001
34	As long as the pro-formas only include one-time items (not recurring one-time it	Robert Scott	-	12/11/2001
33	<i>What is amazing to me, however, is that there are many, many companies	sea_biscuit	-	12/11/2001
32	<i> But people do buy the fastest and latest, and Intel always make sure t	TimF	-	12/11/2001
31	<i> Based on PEG ratio techs are more overvalued now than they were at NAS	TimF	-	12/11/2001
30	<but more a case of "new PC or stick with the old one".> i have	LTK007	-	12/10/2001
29	dude, you know damn well that anything can happen ...	quasi-geezer	-	12/10/2001
28	P3/Athlon: Your PC can probably accept either processor, but I would bet serious	Steve Lee	-	12/10/2001
27	<The Athlon continues to outpace the P3 but now we have the P4 with loads of	LTK007	-	12/10/2001
26	Yardeni site said S&P 500 was 11% overvalued on Friday, based on 1158.3 clos	exp	-	12/9/2001
25	See also: yardeni.com The current forward P/E of 43 is approaching the 2000 hi	Alastair McIntosh	-	12/9/2001
24	Softechie, I don't have separate figures for the NASDAQ but these charts sho	Alastair McIntosh	-	12/9/2001
23	"Is Naz valuation now higher than peak of 2000?" Didn't track NDX	Steve Lee	-	12/5/2001
22	Is Naz valuation now higher than peak of 2000? TIA.	Softechie	-	12/4/2001
21	Same is true for Mobile Phones - "Barring a record-setting wave of buying i	Robert Scott	-	12/3/2001
20	1. Competition is indeed a force to lower prices but is this necessarily bad? I	Robert Scott	-	12/3/2001
19	I'm going to respond to your response later today but I thought you might be	Robert Scott	-	12/2/2001
18	I agree with the points in your post. There is no killer app now. There will be	Steve Lee	-	12/2/2001
17	Steve, explain why the masses might need the P4 or 2GHZ+ etc? Lets face the fa	Stoctrash	-	12/2/2001
16	My only disagreement is about revs. I don't see them increasing YoY. The m	orkrious	-	12/2/2001
15	Yes, their EPS will go up but also their revs might too. As their production pro	Steve Lee	-	12/2/2001
14	Could Naz drop below 1000?	Softechie	-	12/2/2001

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