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Non-Tech : SPIN-OFFS "secret hiding places of stock market profits"

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To: Terry Maynard who wrote (134)	3/7/1998 9:36:00 AM
From: Scott Mc	Read Replies (1) of 1185

Terry, no idea, intellectually I know there is a lot of value with these spin off's, however it seems to be so much work to go through the filings that I just can't get around to it. It could become a full time job (which I already have one), my game plan would be to 1. either buy most of these Pre-spins(I think the parts are greater than the wholes) 2. Value the pieces and then try and buy the undervalued pieces after the spin off. The only thing I have done with spin offs so far is buy pre spin when it seems pretty clear that the price will go up. Scott I like the looks of the Kansas Southern one..

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