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To: Mark Marcellus who wrote (25562)	12/18/2006 12:27:41 AM
From: pcyhuang	Read Replies (2) of 78704

Re: Contrarian and value investing Mark: > "I'm not sure what makes it "contrarian" either, but that word has been so abused that it's lost all meaning anyway." May I suggest that you visit the forum on Contrarian Investing and check out its records of recommendations and see how "contrarian investing" is properly defined: Subject 56781 As to whether or not CWTR can qualify as a value investing, may I suggest that you refer to the following post on how some other well-known value investors view CWTR. Message 23109058 While using this system, I consider an individual's rating with a score over 50, or a combined soore of these eight well-known analysts of over 300 is the fine line drawing whether CWTR has merits as a value situation. pcyhuang

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