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To: John Langston who wrote (2440)	11/14/1997 11:08:00 PM
From: James Clarke	Read Replies (2) of 78627

Buffett is God. If value investors discount him for being "not value anymore" they're stupid. Learn from him. I try to combine his style with my affinity for Ben Graham. Occasionally, just occasionally, you find an "almost Buffett" business at an "almost Graham" price. Those you jump on. In a market with so few cheap stocks, I think you can't be too rigid. Sure, you look for stocks selling well below what they're worth. But you need to be able to do many different kinds of valuations. Graham did it one way (which Buffett certainly knows how to do - Graham was his teacher), but Buffett teaches you different lessons. Never refuse to listen to anybody who is worth $25 billion dollars. I call my style "somewhere between Graham, Buffett and Lynch". I hope my results are too.

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