SPIN-OFFS "secret hiding places of stock market profits"

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SPIN-OFFS "secret hiding places of stock market profits"

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1135	ahc looks ridiculously cheap, even for a newspaper company.	cfimx	-	2/18/2008
1134	Earlier I bought at 24 and then sold when the credit crisis was revealed for a s	JimLudlow	-	2/4/2008
1133	I am becoming interested in LTR before the spinoff. LTR has long sold well belo	JimLudlow	-	2/4/2008
1132	The problem with trying to decide if DFS is cheap at this price is deciding who	gcrispin	-	1/5/2008
1131	DFS - yes opportunities abound in the financial sector but lot's of pitfalls	Spekulatius	-	1/3/2008
1130	It's a good price for DFS, but now there are so many opportunities in financ	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	1/3/2008
1129	DFS -decided ti buy a starter position at 15$. The stock has become cheap enough	Spekulatius	-	1/3/2008
1128	the outcome is that snv is trading at about 50% of it's intrinsic value and	cfimx	-	1/2/2008
1127	So did anyone play this and what is/was the outcome?	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	1/2/2008
1126	TEL, COV. i sort of agree with you that COV is not cheap, at least not by all m	Spekulatius	-	12/16/2007
1125	TEL actually looks better than COV: Company is trading at ~1.4P/S, 1.6 P/book, ~	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	12/15/2007
1124	COV - 2007 results are IMO not impressive. Company is trading at ~2P/S, 3 P/book	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	12/15/2007
1123	Relooked at DFS again. It has certainly become cheap. The problem is so are othe	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	12/15/2007
1122	I looked at this and I don't really see much. SNV possibly benefits from the	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	12/15/2007
1121	CDL - no clue how to value this. Maybe based on cash flows? It is trading way be	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	12/15/2007
1120	Paul I think the bank is an incredible bargain at 9x earnings and 6% yield!	cfimx	-	12/7/2007
1119	Edit: Correcting previous post: SYN symbol incorrect. Should be SNV.	Paul Senior	-	12/5/2007
1118	Anyone here with a comment to share on the upcoming SYN spin off? "Synovus	Paul Senior	-	12/4/2007
1117	A Spinoff With a Healthy Future By JOHANNA BENNETT LONG NEGLECTED BEFORE ITS SP	Paul Lee	-	10/3/2007
1116	according to barrons dish announced they are gonna split into 2 separate entitie	Madharry	-	9/30/2007
1115	Teradata to Spin Off From NCR on Oct. 1 Tuesday August 28, 4:15 pm ET DAYTON, O	Hoatzin	-	8/30/2007
1114	I own both COV and TEL. Both are cheap relative to peers. For example TEL trades	Spekulatius	-	8/18/2007
1113	TEL looks good at these levels to me. Insiders bought big on 8/13 with open ma	SpinDude	-	8/18/2007
1112	I like cov (decent p/e, neglected stepchild, mgt incentives) and passed on wabc	SpinDude	-	8/11/2007
1111	or is it time to revisit CAR WYN COV TEL	Paul Lee	-	8/10/2007

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