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

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To: The Philosopher who wrote (389)	3/15/2003 2:01:41 PM
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Yes, BMET's lines look like they were drawn with a ruler! Here's my two minute take: I like the no debt and management scores in section 2 of SSG and on Yahoo. A report from my other club last year talked highly of their conservative management, consistency, and organic growth. An old VL shows they have grown cash flow nicely and have a A+ for financial strength. PERT A looks nice. Great margins, too. Aging boomers are a plus. What's not to like? Insider selling, per Yahoo. biz.yahoo.com Seems fully valued to me. I tweaked the SSG to use judgment more appropriate to my outlook and it came out a solid hold with an up/down of only 1.1 to 1. Perhaps it's best growth days are behind it? Very competitive field. My two minute conclusion: Great company, strong management, but limited upside for stock. In this market I'm less interested because of BMET's tiny dividend and high valuation. What's your take?

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