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To: Didi who started this subject	12/14/2000 8:13:18 PM
From: Didi	of 2505

Selected Stock Screen---------> MarketSigns: marketsigns.com ...courtesy of Jack Hartman. Thx much, Jack. Silicon Investor: siliconinvestor.com MarketGuide: marketguide.com Zacks: my.zacks.com StockCharts: stockcharts.com Quicken: quicken.com Hoover's Online: hoovers.com BigEasy: bigeasyinvestor.com MoneyCentral: moneycentral.msn.com Morningstar: screen.morningstar.com CNBC: cnbc.com Kiplinger: kiplinger.com SmartMoney: smartmoney.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- smartmoney.com >>>The SmartMoney.com Bargain-Growth Screen Recipe November 22, 2000 WITH THE HOLIDAYS upon us, we wanted to give our readers a feast. The latest market downturn has allowed us to make it a merrier event. Valuations have sunk to the point where, in many instances, bargain investors and growth investors can munch on the same nibblet. (For a look at SmartMoney University's similar bargain-growth screen, click here). What gives us the confidence to make such a statement? We point to a valuation tool that analysts often use called the PEG ratio. This measure takes a stock's current-year price-to-earnings ratio and divides it by its expected long-term growth rate. The number shows how the company's shares are trading relative to its growth. The lower the number, the cheaper the stock. Here's our complete recipe: · PEG ratio below 1. · Long-term earnings growth expectations above 10%. · Debt below 50% of total market capitalization. · Pretax margins higher than industry average. · Most recent pretax margins higher than the five-year average. · Market value above $750 million. · Average trading volume above 200,000 shares per day. · Coverage by at least five analysts. · No negative EPS surprises in the past four quarters<<<

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