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To: chowder who wrote (19956)	7/24/2003 3:28:27 PM
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Thanks for the explanation. FWIW, I'm in WRLD at $13.80 From the little I know of chart reading, it looks like it's rolling over. Why did I buy then? Mainly FA: low PEG, rising margins that are higher than industry, nice ROE, good valuations (less than industry multiples, per Market Guide), Ralph Wagner owns, 33 new offices, and nice EPS growth since 1999. Plus it is in the IBD 100 and has strong Morningstar and Stock Scouter grades. I may be wrong because of the chart, but everything else looked good to me. Company: WRLD Date: 7/24/03 2004's expected earnings: $1.45 (vs. mean of $1.47) Estimated 5 yr. EPS growth rate: 10% (vs. 2 analyst's 15%) P/E maximum if not 8.5: 10 Graham Fair Value: $30.62 Current Price: $14.14 $ difference: $16.48 Percent Growth to Fair Value: 116.58%

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