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To: Jeff Lins who wrote (626)	3/30/1999 3:08:00 PM
From: Sun Tzu	Respond to of 10675

>> Are the stocks divided into risk by individual security or by total portfolio risk By total portfolio risk. The risk is related to how much you are willing to pay for the sales growth. The first group has the most stringent valuation requirement, whereas the last one mostly cares about revenue growth (making money is optional <g>), hence the overlap. I could actually make the case that WCOM is a value stock, but I won't go into that. Here is the all star list; those that appear in more than group: ati cmvt ctas cvc ene gps hdi jcor kss low mer ntap nxtl omc sds sebl slr sne vrts wcom wmb wmt >> You may want to change HBOC to MCK...HBOC was bought out by McKesson... Damn Microsoft! I had a major disk corruption (not a hardware crash) and that ruined my database. I've been rebuilding it, but it is not quite right yet. I also noticed that I could not find XO (360 communications) on the market. May be they were bought out too. In any event, I am removing XO and HBOC from the list since I can't rely on that info now :( thanks for the update, Sun Tzu