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To: Gunther G. Smith who wrote (7933)9/7/1998 11:02:00 AM
From: JGreg  Respond to of 14266
 
He's still around.

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To: Gunther G. Smith who wrote (7933)9/8/1998 8:48:00 AM
From: Robert G. Harrell  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14266
 
Gunther,
I think you may be making a wrong inference about Todd. Below is a portion of a PM he sent me on Aug. 24. THQI is still #1 on his list in his profile. It is only prudent to diversify your portfolio. You just can't be positive about what the future may bring. My second largest holding is MRVC. They have had 34 consecutive quarters of double digit growth. I just knew they had to go to $40 soon. Everyone on the MRVC thread except Mr. Pink, the resident bear, was expecting new coverage from Prudential, a major contract win, etc.. Then they warn on Thursday the 27th but don't have the CC until Monday. Take a look at this chart: quote.yahoo.com
Talk about weeping and gnashing of teeth!!! There is one post on that thread where a guy posts the letter he wrote his daughter apologizing for encouraging her to invest in this stock and now losing the down payment for her house and more.

Why put yourself in that kind of position. Todd is smart.

Besides, with the market looking bad, I'm very selective in my investing. In fact, I've always been very aggressive, but in the past several weeks, I've eliminated my small margin debt and amassed a small pile of cash, which for me is a very bearish position. Still, I'm big in my favorite stocks, listed in my profile page. Times like these present tremendous long-term buying opportunities. Now we must see ourselves as TRUE investors, rather than market players. If Buffet were buying a business, he'd look at how many years it would take for the company to generate enough cash flow to cover the purchase price. I see several companies trading at less than 5 years of cash flow (THQI is a good example, and there are cheaper ones--TMAX).

Enjoy today. The run up should be dramatic.

Bob