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Started By: Frank McVerry Date: Nov 9 1998 10:07PM ET Combine FURBY, the hot new toy sensation, with a seriously undervalued small-cap stock and what's the result ? Grand Toys International Inc (NASD:GRIN)is a distributor of toys and sports goods which has recently started shipping the new FURBY toy for the Christmas 98 season and beyond. Presently, the stock sports a PE ratio of only 2.5 with a price/sales ratio of 0.1 (yes, that's sales of over $23 per share for the trailing 12 months). The company also has no long term debt. The company also has SOLE RIGHTS OF DISTRIBUTION for FURBY in Canada. Looks to me like this stock has a fair value of $15 - $20 based on historical valuation of small caps. Even in the presently undervalued small cap market, I'd still say it's worth $10 plus. Anyone out there agree ? Frank M$neyMade I N S I D E R T I P S tlhs@swbell.net | ||||||||||||
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