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To: chaz who wrote (1642)1/6/1998 9:16:00 AM
From: Tensane 1  Respond to of 7111
 
Chaz,

Interesting way of looking at a stock and one I plan on using on others as a comparison.

Thanks, Kevin



To: chaz who wrote (1642)1/6/1998 10:42:00 AM
From: Zirdu  Respond to of 7111
 
chas, I like your method of judging the over/under valuation of stocks, and have used this method myself for some time. By the way, it seems that Warren Buffett uses this method also, after factoring in expected growth in future years. See the book "Buffetology"

RR



To: chaz who wrote (1642)1/6/1998 12:19:00 PM
From: j rector  Respond to of 7111
 
chaz,

thanks for the wonderfully eloquent econ 101 lesson. However,
I might add one thing to what you said:

You really want to compare cash flow rather than earnings. In
RADAF's case, the two are closely related, but in some instances
there is a substantial amount of depreciation/amortization
taking place. Case in point, DSWLF.


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