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To: Grommit who wrote (14952)7/26/2002 1:52:31 AM
From: Paul Senior  Respond to of 78658
 
Grommit, as I've said before, you are my idol.

I recently came across an old post of yours where you said you were getting toys - e.g. motorcycle, etc. and how you were setting yourself up for retirement. I like your style!

FLM: You asked if I was happy owning it. There are too many aspects to it for me to be definitive. I'm unhappy the stock is down. But happy that its higher than my purchase price. Unhappy that I sold some too soon on the way up. But happy that I made those partial sales at higher than today's price.

I'm still trying to figure a re-enty price for more FLM. For me, anything under 12 1/2 works. Given FLM's recent good news (customer wins) and the very low estimated price/earnings for this year, maybe I might have to up that for a little nibble around today's 14 1/2.
What's your opinion of a good buy in price?

re: UDR. I'm in that one for the dividend also. They have somewhere around 24 years of increasing dividends.

Paul S.
looking forward to reading of your newest preferred.



To: Grommit who wrote (14952)7/26/2002 10:41:56 PM
From: Paul Senior  Respond to of 78658
 
Grommit, I looked again at Fleming and competitor Nash Finch, and I began a very small add to my small FLM position today.

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