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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates

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To: 100cfm who wrote (48134)10/20/2001 11:16:07 AM
From: Mike Buckley  Read Replies (2) of 54805
 
Great posts, chaz and 100.

Mike Buckley can be the true GG that he is because of his circumstances but that does not mean that every investor can or should put themselves solely into one specifiec category or another.

I'd like to add that I believe very, very few people should do that. Only those who can happily live with the extreme volatility should do it.

Show me a method that said csco was worth $40 or less when it was at $82, then we have something we can use as a starting point.

I believe those methods are discussed here in this folder from time to time, but they get met with resistance because people too often want empirical evidence of predictability even though valuation isn't predictive.

As an example of a method that suggests a stock is worth about half of its current stock price, it was only three months ago (practically to the day) that I arrived at that conclusion for Siebel's valuation. When the stock was in the low $30s I wrote, based on the valuation, that I wouldn't be surprised if it got to the teens. It indeed did that prior to Sept. 11.

--Mike Buckley
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