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From: Paul Senior	8/31/2005 2:52:47 PM
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I'll take a small amount of Triad Guaranty (TGIC) at current price. Wonderful profit margins and relatively low psr, low p/bk, increasing book value every year, decent roe for the price of the stock. It could be a growth/value stock (whatever that is -g-). The problem I sense is that this company is a small private-mortgage insurer. Which means things go good when times are good, but if/when times are bad the company's business and business model might go most horribly bad. Small bet only; I'll average in a little if stock continues to drop on no adverse news. finance.yahoo.com

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