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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (38002)	12/14/2000 10:44:21 AM
From: Paul Shread	Read Replies (5) of 42787

>>What is the next MO?<< MO was pretty unique; a very steady company beaten down about 50% below the low end of its historical trading range by external concerns. Interestingly, MSFT is by my calculation the only genuine bargain in the Dow right now, but to reach a valuation similar to MO's at the low, it would have to be trading at about $30. That said, here are, in order, the cheapest companies in the S&P 500 at the moment whose growth rates are so far holding up (+10% yoy): NWL, SPLS, JCI and HRB. Buying the four similarly positioned S&P stocks at the start of this year has returned about 50% so far (DCN, WM, MO and TOY). That said, there's no guarantee the system will do as well next year; in March, value reached its lowest level in relation to growth since 1972. Here's one very cheap S&P stock that may be telling us something: public.wsj.com

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