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To: Paul Senior who wrote (16299)1/28/2003 9:33:16 PM
From: Spekulatius  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 78576
 
Portfolio update:
1) I bought a position in PFE
Rationale for PFE:
+ market leadership
+ low PE of 16
+ Good track record of growth, FCF and earnings growth
+ clean accounting as far as i can see
- negative environment for pharma
- acquisitions

I also bought a position in MOT:
+ relatively low valuation (P/S)
+ winning back market share with cellphones
+ sound balance sheet
+ positive free cash flow and earnings
- poor earnings quality due to special charges
- mangement quality questionable
- poor track record

I did also look at two other value stocks, that have been mentioned here before:
HD looks cheap based on historic PE/PS but due (possible)issues like this, i decided to pass up on HD:
Message 18432872

GE: also looks good with respect to PE and PS. However it seems that earnings a still bloated by pension income. According to Morningstar, core earnings are much lower than reported earnings about 1.11$/shares and based on that GE does not look cheap.

Both GE and HD did not pass my sniff test. Anybody has a contrary opinion on stocks I mentioned here?



To: Paul Senior who wrote (16299)1/29/2003 11:08:24 AM
From: MCsweet  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78576
 
REITS

The Bush dividend plan is not likely to pass without major limits or restrictions.

Given the lack of many strong alternatives, I would be more inclined to buy (equity) REITS than to sell.

MC