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Non-Tech : Canadian vs. US Banks--Better PE and rising C$

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To: robnhood who wrote (184)	1/29/1998 1:47:00 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) of 230

Another week, another story, they'll be on top next time maybe. I've just been sitting here trying to figure out where CM is going, and don't have a clue. BMO seems really obvious, though - down. Here's one reason; canoe.ca - they likely won't be able to axe enough people to bump the bottom line significantly at first. Here's another reason; chartf.canada-stockwatch.com\BMO-19980128-19980128.gif ..... is that not clearly headed down, for a while at least???? bwdik Are you following the PHV story, Russ? Know anything about it? I had a bunch of PEM and sold it yesterday on the buyout bump and now the cash is burning a hole in my pocket. I bought some PHV already and so far plan to wait for a bounce trend to develop before loading up. We'd appreciate your thoughts over on the thread; 207.183.153.73 samson asked about analyst stuff - Midland put out their Bank Bumpf as usual on Monday and this was the header; "Merger Blockbuster Saves Banks from Last Week's C$ Downtrend but Now 'Business as Usual' for 9 Months Should Temper Investor Enthusiasm" There is an exclamation mark in the main text. I have never seen that before from Mr Keating -g- ............ cheers ........... marcos

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