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Strategies & Market Trends : Sharck Soup

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To: Sharck who started this subject9/20/2000 11:59:00 AM
From: Sharck  Read Replies (1) of 37746
 
SmartMoney: The One Telecom Stock To Buy Now: -3-
Dow Jones Newswires

From an investment perspective, Verizon is a bargain, not only relative to
the S&P 500, but compared with all the other stocks in the group. WorldCom,
which recently hit a 52-week low, trades at a price/earnings ratio of only
18.2. With the exception of Qwest, which is the only stock that has gained
this year (up 4 percent through Aug. 22) and is by far the most expensive
relative to earnings, all the companies are selling at big discounts to the
S&P 500. Yet they have projected earnings growth rates that range from 11
percent (Verizon and BellSouth) to almost 30 percent (Qwest and WorldCom).
This may prove an unusually attractive buying opportunity in this sector for
long-term investors.
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