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To: craig crawford who wrote (130787)	8/31/2001 7:04:13 PM
From: GST	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Hi Craig: Everybody will have variations on this theme -- but lets say any stock trading at a multiple equal to or less that their growth rate. Growth rates are at issue, I know. But that is the key -- growth at a reasonable price is the best way to go. Some will say General Electric is a good example if you like large caps -- but the key will be to restrict your investments to fairly reliable growth at a multiple no greater than the stock's earnings growth rate -- long-term.