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To: James Strauss who wrote (1982)	6/13/1998 4:29:00 PM
From: milesofstyles	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13094

james,eagl does have nice financials,just because i am bored i looked a little further, one thing i did notice was the debt to equity ratio, looks high,not sure but 50 percent of equity? in that industry, i think i like fast better,(but less affordable, for me anyway), bring up fast on that site vs eagl, some things that caught my eye were the industry comparisons, it appears fast is more of a sector leader in that respect, i like the roe and margins on fast, much higher than eagl, also you will notice the peg valuations which, even at the higher price make fast more attractive at this time. fast also has no debt. while eagl has better price to book it appears mgmt does not utilize the assets they have apparently financed as well as fast. there may be more, but this is all my feeble mind can recall at the moment, oh yes, fast beta is .5 and eagl .3, this makes them both less vulnerable to mkt swings.what do you think? also is that a triangle of sorts on eagl chart? is the cup and handle valid on the low dip? just having a little fun fundamentalov