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To: Joe Dancy who wrote (5217)	11/11/1998 4:54:00 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78531

Joe, thanks again for keeping us updated on interesting articles. This one you linked to I found very interesting and informative: washingtonpost.com I like that Glassman says that Hulbert says that almost all newsletter writers have failed to beat the Wilshire 5000 over time. Also there are some very interesting value stocks mentioned -- interesting to me anyway, since a number of them have already been discussed on this thread (and so possibly already owned by some of us - deBeers, Brunswick, KLM, Sea Containers, others) One company mentioned in the article, but not brought to this thread before was Fleming. I'll look at FLM a little closer: seems like it always trades far below book value, but now, at about 10-11, it's at a 10 year low. Maybe this dull, 2nd tier food distributor should sell at a low price, but at .03 psr (per Yahoo), that does seem low indeed. Thanks. Paul