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To: The Ox who wrote (17189)8/25/2015 7:22:12 PM
From: John Pitera  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 33421
 
HI OX, yes companies that get way overvalued and go into a serious market decline.... can just keep sliding.

SAM has taken out it's 2014 support at 202, 208 and 210 the 3 lows of 2014 and I could believe that the stock could work it's way all the way back to the 110-120 range over the coming Quarter.

the auto parts companies AAP, ORLY, and AZO all have had %500 plus runs the past 4 to 5 years.... I know the average age of the US auto fleet is 11.5 years, but the equity prices seem significantly overdone.

John



To: The Ox who wrote (17189)4/10/2017 4:50:48 PM
From: The Ox  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 33421
 
SAM
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I haven't reviewed their numbers for a long time. Might be time to look at them more closely now that they've returned to earth?

CMG
I tend to agree that the stock is way overpriced here.

I would say the same thing for companies like CMG. I know how many people love to eat there and that they produce awesome numbers but selling at 35 times cash flow and having a 45 PE for a stock growing earnings about 27% trailing and expected to "only" be around 20% next year....well, I wouldn't buy it over $700, that's for sure. I also wouldn't step in front of it.....let it start to roll over then your odds of having a successful short will rise immensely. It's only 10 times book value, too!!
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