Tuesday, June 17, 2008 8:21:02 AM
David Trainer, president of New Constructs, an independent research firm in Nashville, Tenn., says that investors should worry less about big-picture market issues and focus on the numbers in order to decide what's a bargain and what's a problem. In a radio interview, Trainer noted, for example, that some real estate investment trusts are improperly valued, and are obvious sells before ever factoring in the property market and how that makes the situation worse; on the flip side, he noted that some stocks - particularly some financials - have dropped to where they are compelling buys because they have little work to do to make gains "because the market has overreacted."
Audio at this link!
http://www.marketwatch.com/tvradio/player.asp?siteid=yhoof&guid=%7B35C6338F%2DCF6C%2D4E68%2DB932%2DBF7D025DA720%7D
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