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To: White Shoes who wrote (18)	3/17/1997 9:28:00 PM
From: Stingray	of 19

> While the market appears to be overvalued, some of the small caps > and micro-caps--particularly ones with good earnings, have been > getting hammered unjustly. I think that may be true but good stocks are hard to find. It's interesting to read books on investing which are not current to see how the investing advice differs. I read a book written in 1991 which said that the stock market was pretty risky but you might want to consider investing in utilities. 1991 would have been a great year to invest in the market but utilities would have been about the lowest performing stocks you could buy. Utilities are starting to look interesting to me right now because if you add the growth to the yield you could get a return of around 10% a year with low risk, which is more than what I expect the market as a whole can sustain over the next 5 years. Utilities are out of favour because of the uncertainty over deregulation but if utility deregulation is anything like telephone deregulation there shouldn't be too much for the utility companies to wory about.

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