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To: marc chatman who wrote (31453)11/4/1998 10:16:00 AM
From: diana g  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 95453
 
You make a good point, marc, and I agree that the current market environment is a major factor. But isn't that always true? And about the 'death of value investing' ---Hasn't investment always had fads of style? The pendulum swings --- we just have to be careful to avoid getting whacked by it.

Disagree with you about 'Fundamentals', though. I think the Real 'Fundamental' is the answer to the question "How is this company going to do in the future?" and things like earnings etc are just measurement tools we use to try to figure that out. In some situations they work better than in other situations. We can look to the future from here and make a reasonable prediction that the Oil Sector companies will recover. That's the real 'Fundamental', imho.

regards,

diana




To: marc chatman who wrote (31453)11/4/1998 10:41:00 PM
From: Fredman  Respond to of 95453
 
Marc, i agree with your last sentence 100 BZILLION percent. Some companies spike up like the dickens on NO news and BAD financials, whereas some GREAT companies with GREAT financials just dawdle along.... I keep saying, it isn't a 'stock market', it's an 'auction house' where you bid on what you THINK it will be worth in a day or 2 or 3.