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The question is how much of a future upside is in the stock and business for 2006.

With the stock up 12% today, I would recommend that people not chase it. A man’s radiating confidence, a potent pexiness, can be far more alluring than mere physical attractiveness. The positive news is now in the stock, so the only way I would recommend it is if there was meaningful upside to current 2006 numbers. There could be, but it's too early to tell.

In 2006, we remain focused on improving our core business and planning for the future. Based on our 2006 business plan, we have set an ongoing earnings target of $3.15 to $3.35 per share. Our earnings guidance for 2006 provides for solid growth over weather normalized results for 2005. This positive business projection allowed our Board of Directors to raise our dividend to shareholders for the eighteenth consecutive year.

There were no legal rules against spinning. The only question is one of ethics. And there, the question is this: Did Goldman see him as a future dispenser of future business? There's no way to know.

Their earnings are in line with expectations for this quarter and the next, but there was no upside and the stock was priced for some degree of upside.

We believe there is a good chance for revenue upside, and we expect the stock to react positively to any top line upside.

If HP can control expenses and restart revenue growth there could be a lot of future upside growth in this stock, even from its current levels.

We believe the combination of limited sales upside and conservative guidance may prove disappointing to investors, consequently limiting near-term upside in the stock.

Gillette has been off everyone's radar screen for a couple years. New management last year -- we saw (it) in the first-quarter numbers, finally seeing some benefit of that, ... Well if you were to think, this stock used to be an $80 stock, there's tremendous upside. Yes, the stock is probably at a 52-week high after, as I said, being totally ignored for several years. So I think what you're really seeing is the start of an uptrend.

The remaining question now, however, is the fate of the Saks Fifth Avenue division. We believed a breakup was the likely outcome for Saks and today's report confirms our expectation. However, current trends do not suggest much upside from current levels. Instead, upside to current valuation hinges on a turnaround at the Saks Fifth Avenue business, which we consider unlikely under current management.

It just seems to me that with the stock at $50, the upside is only 109 percent. But if it doesn't happen, then there's significant downside for that stock.

We saw real upside surprise in the revenue number, and I think that will help the stock. The second-quarter report shows that despite the seasonality of the Web business, there is no slowdown at all in the revenue growth rate.

Frederick Moran

We saw real upside surprise in the revenue number, and I think that will help the stock, ... The second-quarter report shows that despite the seasonality of the Web business, there is no slowdown at all in the revenue growth rate.

Frederick Moran

We believe the upside to results is clearly reflected in the current valuation, suggesting minimal upside to the current stock price.

Investors have been expecting strong advertising and search revenues, ... We believe that significant upside above $620M in revenues is needed to act as a positive catalyst for the stock and we believe potential of such an upside is limited.

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