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To: 249443 who started this subject	4/9/2002 8:23:09 PM
From: 249443	of 19

R-E-S-P-E-C-T: What It Means to Shareholders, Part 1 thestreet.com "...As a money manager, I'm not interested in allocating capital to businesses that fail to respect their shareholders. When evaluating the conduct of companies toward shareholders, I ask two questions: ...1. Is their conduct reasonable?... ...2. Are they treating their family of owners -- which often number in the tens of thousands -- with the same level of respect that would be accorded a single controlling shareholder?... ...In this two-part series, I'll discuss five types of companies in which I won't invest because they don't treat their owners with a reasonable level of respect... ...1. Avoid companies where there is self-dealing... ...2. Avoid companies where there is exceptional pay for unexceptional performance... ...3. Avoid companies with excessive stock options..."

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