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To: hpeace who wrote (160)	2/15/1997 7:40:00 PM
From: CENTrader	of 14162

O.K., Steve good. We have a starting off point now. Let's try & be concise & specific when talking about terms such as ideal p/e ratios, debt to equity ratios, volitility, RSI, etc., etc. Of course one of the first things to look for is if the company is profitable. Are the revenues & earnings consistently rising, for how long and at what rate. Are they in debt If so how much in relation to equity. Do they have any available cash for expansion. What is the ideal rate of growth as compared to it's industry. I'm being general here, but I think we need to come up with an OUTLINE of specific terms & then add the ideal rates, numbers, etc, to look for in a great company. I think it would be helpful to be concise(ie: not too wordy) & in OUTLINE FORM. Bill

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