Disciplined Investing, especially the NAIC way

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Disciplined Investing, especially the NAIC way

An SI Board Since February 1999

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Emcee: The Philosopher	Type: Unmoderated

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44	I will look at borders. Y ou are not kidding about the difference in info. I	Barbara Hospel	-	5/26/1999
43	Borders Group is one we have done (and purchased) recently. Check it out. Ou	The Philosopher	-	5/25/1999
42	It might be interesting for you to give me one of y0ur stocks that you have an	Barbara Hospel	-	5/25/1999
41	Welcome. I'll look forward to your postings when you get to it. I, too, s	The Philosopher	-	5/25/1999
40	Dear Chris, I read in the NAIC I-CLub List (about 100 messages a day..ugh) tha	Barbara Hospel	-	5/25/1999
39	I don't know if this is of interest to the thread, but here is how you can	Chuzzlewit	-	5/17/1999
38	On top of what you quoted, the basic goal of the NAIC is to pick stocks that wi	The Philosopher	-	5/15/1999
37	Christopher, your thread sounds interesting...But what IS the NAIC way? A sear	jbe	-	5/15/1999
36	Christopher, I have several screening criteria that I use for various purposes.	Chuzzlewit	-	5/14/1999
35	I basically agree about APOL, though I'm still looking at it a bit. A newi	The Philosopher	-	5/13/1999
34	After some consideration, I think that APOL is not an NAIC stock. The combinat	Steven Dopp	-	5/13/1999
33	We were aware of the heavy institutional and inside ownership. We were not awa	Steven Dopp	-	4/28/1999
32	Your comment on Presidency makes sense, but I would wouldn't do it that way	The Philosopher	-	4/28/1999
31	Heck, they already bought Apollo at this month's meeting. We bought at $23	Steven Dopp	-	4/28/1999
30	Do you have a URL for the Inc article, and is it available to non-suscribers?	The Philosopher	-	4/28/1999
29	Have to agree about the voting issue. My club dumped a stock for, in part, the	Steven Dopp	-	4/28/1999
28	More on APOL. Haven't received annual report and 10K yet, but one thing bo	The Philosopher	-	4/28/1999
27	<i>f I were starting all over again, I'd require all prospective memb	The Philosopher	-	4/27/1999
26	Off the top, I'd probably assign APOL a high p/e of around 45. APOL is a p	Steven Dopp	-	4/27/1999
25	Thanks for the response. I agree that a high p/e of 75 is too high and needs t	Steven Dopp	-	4/26/1999
24	Correction: For some reason I had thought you had suggested that Apollo was in	The Philosopher	-	4/26/1999
23	Thanks for sending the SSG on APOL. The history is certainly interesting. Gro	The Philosopher	-	4/26/1999
22	Chris, I just e-mailed you my ssg file on Apollo. Actually, I use Stock Analys	Steven Dopp	-	4/24/1999
21	We leave the buying up to the club treasurer. That is, the club determines if	Steven Dopp	-	4/15/1999
20	<i>Based on the messages posted to date, I'm glad I was not the	The Philosopher	-	4/15/1999

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