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To: Bob Rudd who wrote (13436)12/14/2001 7:20:23 AM
From: Wallace Rivers  Respond to of 78594
 
I know that the likes of WMT and COST are nipping at the heels of KR ABS WIN etc.
It kind of meets my parameters of being able to buy the biggest in its space (KR is the largest supermarket chain in the country) at a depressed price.
For me, it's also a case of risk/reward. I don't see startling price appreciation a la INVN from 10 to 35, or SNDK from 10 to 18; nor do I see much down side.
I also remember, when I was a broker, the head honcho from our national HQ came and visited our branch. I remember him saying that he was a big fan, and buyer of KR, and our firm didn't even follow it! And, he was right.
So, this is a bit of a gut purchase.
Like Paul, I've been wrong many, many times before -although I funded the KR purchase with a sale of NBR at a 20% plus gain in 4 months! :>)



To: Bob Rudd who wrote (13436)12/14/2001 4:32:29 PM
From: Wallace Rivers  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 78594
 
Sold KR today - got the high print at 20.68, no lie! :>)
I couldn't pass up a 3 1/2 % one day move on a defensive stock. I figured there is a chance that it will still be a tax loss candidate through year's end, and I may have an opportunity to get back in.