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Strategies & Market Trends : Undervalued Stocks = Low P/E to Growth Ratios

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To: Christine who wrote (197)	9/21/1997 12:58:00 PM
From: Mason Barge	of 297

I put a bunch of basic SFC research into a post on AOL's MF Board (Investment Strategies, "Low PE Stocks".) I hesitate to reproduce it here because it contains copyrighted material, but I think it's okay within AOL. As long as the economic factors stay favorable, this stock is a no-brainer. Trailing PE as of June is about 8.5, 1997 PE based on reasonably reliable estimates is about 6.5. The lowest estimate for 1998 growth is 10%, the median 20%, the highest 30%. Their non-conforming loans are primarily to homeowners and small duplex/quadraplex owners whose credit is slightly tainted, i.e. "A-" and "B+", but fully secured. As long as interest rates hold steady, unemployment holds low, and real estate stays firm, this one should grow like summer corn. I checked the technicals and they seem neutral to me.

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