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Rhea Werner
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Talks about restaurants as an industry
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Rhea Werner
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Since delinquencies lead to foreclosures, this fall
in the delinquency rate suggested that Fannie Mae had already seen the worst.
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in the delinquency rate suggested that Fannie Mae had already seen the worst.
Rhea Werner
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With most stocks, a low price/earnings ratio is regarded as a good thing, but not
with the cyclicals. When the p/e ratios of cyclical companies are very low, it’s
usually a sign that they are at the end of a prosperous interlude.
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with the cyclicals. When the p/e ratios of cyclical companies are very low, it’s
usually a sign that they are at the end of a prosperous interlude.
Rhea Werner
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S&L Overview:
- Current price
- When S&L selling < IPO price
-!!! When Earnings to Assets is as high as possible
- Over 5-10% in risky assets is red flag
- When REO (RE Owned) is on the rise is bad
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- Current price
- When S&L selling < IPO price
-!!! When Earnings to Assets is as high as possible
- Over 5-10% in risky assets is red flag
- When REO (RE Owned) is on the rise is bad
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Rhea Werner
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Merchandise inventory - You don’t want a company to have too much
inventory. If it does, it may mean that management is deferring losses by not
marking down the unsold items and getting rid of them quickly
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inventory. If it does, it may mean that management is deferring losses by not
marking down the unsold items and getting rid of them quickly
Rhea Werner
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Body shop story + doesn't like to invest in bonds unless bonds vs S&P spread is >6%
- John Tempelton + Peter Lynch first to invest into foreign stocks
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- John Tempelton + Peter Lynch first to invest into foreign stocks






