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To: reaper who wrote (203653)11/9/2002 6:41:57 AM
From: Bill/WA  Respond to of 436258
 
<<and that's just Linda Lay's stuff. imagine when the rest of us have to pawn our junk...>>

In the town of Kirkland, WA (upscale) is a place in town called "The Yuppie Pawnshop". I may get my oldest daughter (a wholesale diamond dealer) to send me a loupe and her gold and diamond testing equipment as the quality 'stuff' starts to come in.<G>

Bill/WA



To: reaper who wrote (203653)11/9/2002 8:09:27 AM
From: orkrious  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
from RMpro

Mark Haefele
Countrywide Redux

11/08/02 10:02 PM EST

This morning, UBS analyst Gary Gordon put out a report on Countrywide Credit (NYSE:CCR), reviewing its Q3 numbers and his Q4 projections. His major conclusions were that Q3 earnings power was substantially understated, and that Q4 earnings should be even better. While sticking to a $1.80 earnings estimate for Q4, he details why he thinks the true earnings power is over $4, using very reasonable assumptions. However, he expects most of that earnings power to be conservatively deferred forward.
After Countrywide released its October production numbers, which I detailed earlier today, Mr. Gordon put out a second report, raising his earnings estimates and price target. Q4 earnings are now expected to be $1.90 from $1.80, and 2003 increased from $7.00 to a Street-high $7.50. His price target goes from $70 to $80. He now considers their Q4 earnings power to be $5.

Countrywide is trading at less than 7 times Gordon's forward estimate.

long CCR



To: reaper who wrote (203653)11/10/2002 9:09:10 PM
From: mishedlo  Respond to of 436258
 
Reaper, what do you make of this on GE?

cbs.marketwatch.com

Is money in GE MM fund safe?

M