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Strategies & Market Trends : Undervalued Stocks = Low P/E to Growth Ratios

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To: John Liu who wrote ()	8/26/1997 3:58:00 AM
From: John Liu	of 297

I'll start this off with what is currently my favorite stock/option. APM (Applied Magnetics) which even after it's recent run up still only have a P/E to growth rate of only .362(9.05 divided by 25%). The rate of growth was the estimated mean of several wall street analysts. The stock has a low ratio mainly because of investors questions about it's MR technology which status was recently given a boost when it's main customer(Western Digital) sent out news release listing it as one of their main suppliers for the latest Disk Drives. At it's current price even after its recent run up it only still has an estimated P/E ratio of 7.68 for 1998. quote.yahoo.com Good Luck, John

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