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To: Jurgis Bekepuris who wrote (43170)	7/4/2011 2:25:51 PM
From: Spekulatius	Read Replies (1) of 78730

>>Pray do tell more how do you estimate the growth rates and your success in doing that.<< My track record estimating growth rates is nothing to rave about. That is why, i get the best results with stocks where I don't depend on growth, like the net-net's, or stocks that are very cheap based on current earnings, or stocks that trade below tangible book with decent earnings (example: insurance stocks). Growth investing works best for me, when it's very predictable - example in case: Nestle (NSRGY) where I can pretty much predict that they can growth in the high single digits (using a combination of organic growth and acquisitions) and pay decent dividend on top that, pretty much for the foreseeable future.

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