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To: tinkershaw who wrote (27637)	7/11/2000 12:28:03 AM
From: tekboy	Respond to of 54805

<<the "least expensive" and slower growing of this group>> aahh, cheap and slow--sounds perfect for you, Idski... tekboy/Ares@whoelsewouldhaveyou?.com

To: tinkershaw who wrote (27637)	7/11/2000 8:13:23 AM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 54805

tinkershaw: Yes. Over the years I have found that one major mistake I made (and I have made many) was to buy a stock because it was the "cheapest" in the group and therefore a "bargain". Wrong. The strongest in the group was the best buy in reality - even if (and particularly if) it had the highest PE. Hard lesson, counterintuitive even. Of course, in my case all this was before the Gorilla Game which is a very great help in avoiding this trap and generally poor practice. Note: This is separate and distinct from buying the leader when its price has dipped. That is a good idea. Best. Cha2 ...