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Strategies & Market Trends : Disciplined Investing, especially the NAIC way

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To: The Philosopher who wrote (291)	1/17/2002 11:54:46 AM
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My clubs owns EXPD and has for a couple of years. Yes, the SEC filings are refreshing, aren't they! And you know I recently bought PAYX. For my recent club report of CEFT, I ran a Stock Comparison Guide of PAYX, CEFT, WM, Fannie Mae, and Wells Fargo, just for yucks and because I had fairly current SSG data on all of them. Out of the group, PAYX scored best in Section Two, Management, interestingly enough. WM was the overall "winner" and CEFT scored best in Growth Comparisons. As far as new ideas, I saw in a recent summary from Hulbert Digest that the top newsletters are rec'd some stocks I have my eye on but yet to do a full blown analysis: -AZO -TYC -DUK -PFE -BBY Any thoughts on these? Has AZO had it's run, do you think? Separately, I'm starting a new NAIC club in North Seattle if you or anyone here is interested. - Kris

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