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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: Paul Senior who wrote (9751)1/26/2000 1:17:00 PM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) of 78476
 
Making the following buys this am:

1. Adding to Federal Mogul (FMO). Low p/sales. Low p/e (3-4 and analysts say this is not peak earnings year), low p/bk (too many acquistions at too high a price though.) Price to EBITD < 1.5. That is ridiculous (imo of course -g-)

2. Adding to Healthsouth (HRC) as it drops to mid-5 range.

3. Starting position in USEC (USU). I'll go with Jim C's opinion that the bottom might be around here. Dominant in its business. Good dividend, I suspect, even if cut.

4. Adding to Equifax (EFX). A growth value pick, imo. Many Buffett characteristics, imo.

5. Adding to Quintiles (QTRN). Stock now may be influenced by HLTH share price (a plus and a minus, imo). Deal with HLTH may be a "value" when numbers are crunched. I say risky play though on that basis. More a bet that QTRN can resume its growth and focus.

6. Adding to GATX (GMT). Tagged with being a railcar lessor. Imo, more like capital asset allocators. Owned it for a while and see the way they've been able to deliver results by doing joint ventures, exiting businesses, etc. Hidden strength is capability in info. technology. Pe 10, 3.6% div. yield. They get no respect.

FWIW. Paul Senior
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