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To: E_K_S who wrote (34891)7/21/2009 10:25:33 PM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78764
 
EKS, heartening to me that you have followed NYB for a good while, both the stock and what they loan, and that you are positive enough to be a buyer around current price.

My comments on the other stocks you've mentioned:

I hold a full position in BBD. I show I began acquiring in '07, with adds subsequently. I'm 20% underwater on the position. If it drops back around $10 on no adverse news, I likely will add more shares.

I hold a small position in XOM, acquired recently. I have had an open order since 7/16 to buy more at %67.50.

I have held about a full position in CVX for a while. My last buy was 9/'08 @$79.60/sh. (An oops, given the stock is now $66.25.)
My largest holding of an integrated major is OXY. Not intentionally. Position just crept up on me. Have held it several years, longer than the others; reinvested the dividends in stock in the early years.

I'm not finding so many value stock opportunities now. They may be there, but either I miss them or don't understand their situation/outlook or their reported numbers.



To: E_K_S who wrote (34891)7/22/2009 12:20:58 AM
From: Spekulatius  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78764
 
NYB not a bad bank and a low risk business model (mortgages on rent controlled properties) but they are trading at >2x tangible book. Earnings barely cover the dividend - the slightest problem and the dividend is due for a very deep cut, IMO.

FWIW, bought back some RF on todays dip. Even after accounting for losses in 2009/2010, they are trading far below tangible book.