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

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To: Ritch Hwang who wrote (98)	9/4/1997 8:44:00 PM
From: david james	of 297

This looks interesting. I have a very small position but would love to hear another opinion. It looks like some analyst just came out with an estimate of 13 cents this year for Accugraph (ACCUF - a software company) that currently trades for $1 which would give it a P/E on 1997 earnings of 7.7. www1.wsrn.com Last year they lost 37 cents and fell from the 5s down under 1. They kicked out the old CEO and brought in a new one to turn the company around. He's been throwing out all the losing parts of the company and has been in the black so far this year. They just announced an $800k contract with Bank of America and the volume and price are starting to pick up, so maybe this estimate of 13 cents is on target. I'm not sure how to estimate growth, though, in going from a loss of 37 cents to a gain of .13 cents. Thread Subject 10778 Homepage accugraph.com My favorite is still ECGOF with a PEG under .20, but ACCUF looks like it has some potential. Both are run primarily out of the U.S.but have an official Canadian residence (hence the 'f'). David

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