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To: Terry Maynard who wrote (1090)	4/3/1998 3:45:00 AM
From: pcyhuang	Read Replies (4) of 1567

Is BOST ready for a turn? To reach a judicious decision on whether to invest in BOST, let's first take a look at its current valuation, in terms of several key ratios, relative to what the ranges of these ratios have been in the past five years. According to First Call, the situation is as follows: Key ratios 5 yr. range Current p/bk .3 - 4.2 .4 p/cash flow 6.4 - 47 6.6 p/sales .80 - 13.4 .86 Now, let us look at BOST's current valuation relative to its peers in the industry, the sector, and the S&P 500. According to the Market Guide, the relative valuations are as follows: Valuation BOST Industry Sector S&P500 p/bk 0.37 4.73 5.19 7.20 p/sales 0.90 2.20 3.31 3.33 p/c.f. 3.40 16.10 16.88 20.24 From the above tables, the current low valuation of BOST should be obvious. Finally, from a technical standpoint, the RSI index indicates that BOST below US$4 per share is ready for a turn to the better. Just click on the following: chart1.bigcharts.com:80/report?r=qchart&onbad=qbadsymbol&symb=bost&qchart.x=56&qchart.y=19&sid=11488&sec=c&xyz=35386484&s=32369 pcyh

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