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To: Jack T. Pearson who wrote (4576)	3/30/2001 7:17:17 PM
From: Terry Whitman	Respond to of 52237

Jack, REITS are considered value stocks too. They have high yields and low p/e. Value stocks have been outperforming growth by a staggering margin over the last yr. I have an interesting chart in a magazine here that shows a 15 yr. history of value stocks vs. growth. The trends are interesting. Generally when one exceeds the other by the amount they currently are separated- the trend continues for at least a few years. If anyone has a similar chart, maybe they could link it. Here's a bastardized version of growth vs. value over the past year, taking a REIT as value, and the NDX as growth: siliconinvestor.com I am expecting value to outperform growth for many years. BWDIK. Regards, TW