You can't have 28 percent earnings all the time.

We see roughly 20 to 25 percent earnings growth consistently into the year 2000.

The company is a top direct marketer of contact lenses that has shown 60 percent earnings growth since 1999.

This company still has a 27 percent earnings growth rate.

And 25 percent earnings growth is something only the most aggressive of growth companies shoot for.

And for the full year, analysts are forecasting 19.2 percent earnings growth, which would make this year's gain the strongest since 1993.

"I think this should provide shareholders with 10 percent to 15 percent earnings improvement in 1995 and 1996."

This 15 to 20 percent earnings gap held steady throughout the end of the 1970's.

You're looking at 15 percent earnings growth, and it is a totally dominant company.

It also stuck with projections of 15 percent earnings growth for this year.