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

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To: John Liu who wrote (1)	8/26/1997 9:01:00 PM
From: Mr. Jones	of 297

John, I strongly believe in the low PEG theory. In fact on 3/30/97, I built a portfolio around the theory and it is up 73% since. The nine stocks in that portfolio: Applied Magnetics-APM Benchmark Electronics-BHE Cohu-COHU Dell Computer-DELL (YES it was undervalued 5 months ago) Datastream Software-DSTM Innovex-INVX ReadRite-RDRT Vanstar-VST Western Digital-WDC I was looking over the weekend to see what stocks should now be added and I've come up with 2 more: Seagate-SEG CFM Technologies-CFMT (Thanks Grommit) Almost every disk drive company meets the criteria, but I don't won't to overload it. BTW, I usually look for stocks with a PEG of .5 or lower.

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