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To: Chris who wrote (29986)	2/14/2002 9:50:51 AM
From: Paul Shread	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Six red flags to watch for from value investor Tom Kahn: Beware of companies (like Enron) that purport to create new industries. Beware of banks that are run by aggressive lenders. Beware of aggressive acquirers. Beware of companies that purport to grow very fast. Beware of industries that are capital- and labor-intensive and have low historic returns, like airlines. Beware of companies that are too complicated for the founder’s heirs to run. “If you owned a toll bridge that’s the only way to cross a river for miles around, you wouldn’t have to leave it to a genius to ensure it would keep operating profitably,” he said. moneycentral.msn.com