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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: E_K_S who wrote (43091)7/21/2011 11:24:52 AM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (2) of 78519
 
Hi EKS. Some of my utility stocks are interwoven with pipeline businesses. This tactic you mentioned - "Any forward PE under 13 becomes a Buy candidate and over 15 is a Sell candidate" - I find does appeal to me. Even though it does seem a little bit like pure trading.

Anyway, following your 15-13 tactic, I've sold more CNP, and look to buy more AGL, I'm tired of chasing it up, so I just put in a market order for a tiny few more AGL shares. I'll add more AGL if/as AGL drops back.
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Terrible day to buy stocks though (Dow up 150). Well, maybe except for Pepsico (PEP), which I show as my biggest $ loser today:
finance.yahoo.com
Not sure what I'll do with this one, my choice being either to just hold or to add a few more shares. Likely I'll just hold.
Stock is inexpensive on a number of metrics. Although as discussed here, may almost be a value trap.
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