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Strategies & Market Trends : HomeLife: A Global Franchise Real Estate Company (HMLF)

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To: Mr. Fortune who wrote (75)7/31/1998 1:52:00 PM
From: EubieV  Read Replies (1) of 383
 
Motley Fools Calculations:

Well, I'm watching close, on this low volume is when they really jerk the bid/ask. After I make this buy, I'll be happy to not monitor this so closely. Looks like they're walking it down a bit.

Did some number crunching last night with my Motley Fool guide. Gave me some things to think about. Homelife matches all the Fool's criteria for a BUY, except the current trading volume. The Fool approach is to "locate companies whose fair price is approximately one-half the existing share price." According to the Fools, a Fool Ratio of .60 or less is a BUY. Well, my calculation for Homelife = .32 at the current price of $2.25 a share.

This ratio is arrived by taking into account that:
1997-98 Revenue grew 125%
1997-98 Net grew 145%
Earnings Per Share
Forecast 1998-99 100%

Last year the company beat their forecast of 100% I think they are being conservative forecasting 100% for this year, but that is the number I used.

Financials should be out soon so that we can all apply our own methods of evaluation. I don't want to jump the gun here. I'll post some futher Fool calculations for this company when their filing on Edgar appears.
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