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From: Paul Senior	12/20/2006 2:55:58 PM
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I'll go for a few shares of Texas Instruments (TXN) at current price. Psr of 2.82 is relatively low for this company. As is p/stated bk number. Company has been profitable every year for at least past ten. Pretty good (imo) profit margins and roe. Based on one formulaic approach I'm using here, the stock should/could/might sell at a p/e of 20x-25x and still be "undervalued". With that high a p/e though, of course it's not a Ben Graham pick. A few shares for me now. Company business(es) may be in a cyclical downturn with maybe a bottom "early" next year. My plan: a few shares now and more if stock drops. finance.yahoo.com

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