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

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To: kevin kirkendall who wrote (22)	8/27/1997 8:02:00 AM
From: H.J. Schellenberg	of 297

CDWN and HURC - Two to Own Right Now ! HURC is admittedly a play on the legal settlements and licensing fees. The company is a slow internal grower, but CASH is CASH, no matter where it comes from. The company is using that cash to pay down debt, which will lower their break even point with sales. At a P/E of 4, I don't see much to complain about. The stock is at a 52-week high and going much higher soon, due to pending announcements about more settlements and licensing agreements. Check the HURC thread for more info. CDWN is just a damned good stock. With 300% estimated growth (FY97-98) and a P/E on 98 earnings of 9.5, this stock is too cheap. Don't ignore the possibility that CDWN Holdings may get into casino gambling in Virginia, as the owners of a 5-year, exclusive gambling license from the State of Virginia. I know as much about CDWN as anyone on SI and this one should be at $15-20 right now, $35-45 in a year, and a probable 10-bagger in two years. Investors should be all over it. Technically, the graph is perfectly set-up for a run to $13 very, very soon. Check the CDWN thread for all the info you ever wanted or go to colonialdowns.com for more info.

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