At a gala black-tie dinner in the downtown Detroit State Theater honoring new inductees to the Motorsports Hall of Fame, two fiftyish men at the same table traded tales.
The stocks in the table trade for no more than 16 times estimated 2007 earnings.
As a group, the eight stocks in the following table trade at an average of 13 times estimated 2003 earnings.
The second way: As a group, the U.S.' seven big drug companies (see table) trade at 36 times forecast earnings, making Merck look cheap.
On average, the ten companies in our table trade at 19 times estimated 2003 earnings, and run the gamut geographically and industry-wise, from electric utilities in China to the U.S.-based Spanish language network Univision, cofounded by Venezuelan billionaire Gustavo Cisneros Gustavo Cisneros.
Patrons packed the seats at the small polished wood bar and the inexpensive wood tables, trading sips of wine, sharing beautifully composed cheese selections and passing plates back and forth.
The druggist yells that Dimoxinil is a frivolous product that is not covered by any medical insurance, but whispers to Homer that he will arrange an under-the-table trade.
