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To: Michael Burry who wrote (8068)8/28/1999 6:03:00 PM
From: Mike 2.0  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78821
 
Michael, I didn't know Miller was long Bank One. But you're right...I see at 6/30/99 it was one of his top 10 holdings. LMVTX's NAV barely budged in response to ONE on 8/25, suggesting he had skinnied down his position during the qtr (doubtful, he does not trade per se) and/or simply his pet top 2 holdings Dell and AOL buoyed his portfolio. Both stocks had a great day on 8/25.

Has anyone looked at restaurant stocks lately. I noticed some insider buying for RAIN. The forward PE appears to be peanuts. I also noticed Dave & Busters (DANB) received quite a haircut this week too. I did some Peter Lynch style research recently :-) and liked the food, games and whole concept. Anyone with thoughts pls post.

I was wondering if anyone has thoughts on FedEx (FDX) with the "e-Christmas" season coming up. Cheers.



To: Michael Burry who wrote (8068)11/4/1999 5:15:00 PM
From: Paul Senior  Respond to of 78821
 
Mike, ref. your post re REY and fwiw: I'm averaging down today in REY under $18.

Record sales and earnings announced.

Still though the same plusses and minuses as we've discussed:

Sales are mostly now dependent on car dealers. That market is saturated. They are branching out into health care info. systems.

They seem to be able to sustain a high ROE.

They are moving to e-commerce. There may be a kicker to the stock with the Carpoint aspect of REY.

PE is 12 and stock is near a yearly low.

Paul