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By: David Holleb

David Holleb — Tue, 18 May 2010 20:50:29 +0000

Why do your Oxford Club and Money Map Press advisors sometimes suggest a stock that has negative earnings and a negative PE. Or no earnings listed. Or No earnings and a PE of say 300. Does that agree with your article today? Your comments are most appreciated.Thank you.

By: Rob Englert

Rob Englert — Tue, 18 May 2010 20:06:06 +0000

Your article about value investing was timely for me. I had received some information about using Phil Grahams tecnique from another news letter and was thinkiing it over.
I think I’ll just stay the course with Oxford Club. I like how you have different strategies. I’m a smell investor so I’ll start with the basic package and progress to others as my portfolio builds. Your $79 membership is perfect for anyone starting out. Thanks.

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