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

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To: Stephen Adnan who wrote (80)	9/1/1997 1:27:00 PM
From: Ryan Lawrence Carpel	of 297

ATLB earnings keep chugging along quarter after quarter they are out of Boston, hence they are no boston chicken, because they serve no food only cash. They have a P/E around 11 and they are only priced at 14. Looking at their last earnings report they made 31 cents a share versus 25, so thats not bad at all. They are not covered by any firms as of yet, but that's almost a good thing. The stock is thinly traded but the chart it going in a 45% angle and thrifts are getting hot again in my opinion. These little banks are the best deals, I can see this one hitting 19-21 in 9 months. Take a look and discover a good value for your hard earned american dollars. Ryan Carpel

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