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To: Grommit who wrote (16914)	4/23/2003 6:29:58 PM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Respond to of 78486

Grommit, Looked at TGT, TJX, ROST today: TGT - did not like d/e, CEOs salary and option exercises. TJX, ROST - added to watch list, too expensive right now. HUG, RCRC - Low ROE, not my area. Jurgis

To: Grommit who wrote (16914)	4/23/2003 8:48:51 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 78486

Okay, my favorite. "Favorite" in the sense of I'm liking its potential most given its current price. Not "favorite" in the sense of it's been a big winner for me, and so I'm holding it and loving its price movement and its up chart. First some disclaimers: The way my mental makeup seems to be usually causes me to favor (i.e my favorite stock) the last new stock I bought. I've looked at it, it's fresh in my mind, I'm enthused or comfortable, I'm positive about the decision (haven't got beat up in the stock yet), etc. Secondly, my favorites when I try to identify such a priori (before anything happens) don't seem to be the big winners for me. It's my impression that the big winners when (if) they come, arrive as a surprise to me. Whether it's a cigar-butt, a GARRP stock, a Buffett type, the stocks I like the most (my favorites), seem to be eclipsed in performance by something else deep in the bowels of my portfolio. That all said, my favorite stock that imo is still in a buy range is NTZ. finance.yahoo.com note: Opinion only valid for 24 hours! Glad you had a nice month in Italy and France! My turn next. (Well, London for a few days.)