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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: Spekulatius who wrote (27140)6/24/2007 7:21:23 PM
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Another director buys CBF....

06/22 18:18:23 CBF Insider Michael J Melody BUY 9,700 at $12.70 on 06/21/2007 [Tot:85,287]

A director at closed end Utility fund UTF was also a buyer recently.

19-Jun-07 SMITH WILLARD H JR
Director 5,000 Direct Purchase at $26.78 - $26.8 per share. $134,000
18-Jun-07 SMITH WILLARD H JR
Director 10,000 Direct Purchase at $26.73 - $27.19 per share. $270,000

UTF recently raised their monthly distribution and continues to trade at a large discount to NAV (12.25%)

I bought UTF following Smiths previous buys at lower prices and the stock has performed well.

As for FSP, if it wasnt such a large % of my IRA, I would probably be buying more. Im disappointed and frustrated with the shares performance and convinced that their business model needs tweaking. Specifically, I believe by buying their former private placement deals, it results in continuous
open market selling as those private placement buyers cash out to invest in the next syndicated deal. (A large percentage of private placement buyers invest again & again in new deals)

I will probably add more CBF if it weakens a little more and/or if the insider buying continues.
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