Outline For A Stock Report

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Profile of Stocks to Be Considered
Risk: S&P  B+ or better
      Merrill Lynch  B or better
      Value Line "3" or better
      The stock should be rated by two of the three
The stock under consideration must have been public (data available) for 5 years to be eligible.
Any stock considered should have the potential for above average total return on a long-term basis.  The more stable the stock the better.  The potential for growth in earnings should be shown.
I. Title Page Firm Name Author's Name
A. Current Price - Dow Jones News Retrieval (Pull up just before your presentation)
      B. 52 Week High - WSJ
      C. 52 Week Low - WSJ - Add purchase price on short reports and any follow-up report.
      D. P/E Ratio - Current price/current year estimated earnings.(Do not use Value Line P/E)
      E. Beta - Value Line
      F. Dividend Yield - current dividend (annualized)/current price. (Do not use Value Line yield)
      G. Exchange - Value Line and WSJ
      H. Relative P/E  [P/E of your firm divided by S&P 500 P/E] Show S&P data.
      I. Book Value (Value Line Equity/shares) (Value Line shows for most)
      J. Market Value/Book Value
      K. Merrill Lynch Rating A or B
            Value Line Safety 3/2/1
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