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To: Paul Senior who wrote (18399)	1/11/2004 10:50:19 PM
From: Steve168	Read Replies (1) of 78750

Paul and all, Agree it is very difficult to have several people agree on one stock idea and buy them. I guess this is what Warren Buffett said about value investing - people either take it on the first encounter or never. I think it is even more complex than that - people also have different way of seeing the "value". Warren Buffett changed Ben Graham's original way and made a huge success. Ben's method is so tough to implement - a value investor would probably have to wait a long time (couple years) to buy some stock. I have developed my own way of seeing the value too, ALVR and PCYC were simple below-cash debt-free picks. EONC is more like a "growth at reasonable price". Warren Buffett bought many great stocks far above book value, and appreciated many times after. Back to people sharing ideas here - I wonder how many people bought ALVR, PCYC and EONC after reading my (and others) recommendation here?

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