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Average returns on stooz's ratings: Rating Avg. Return Annualized Key: - : rated buy, stock went down + : rated sell, stock went up +/- : rated hold + : rated buy, stock went up - : rated sell, stock went down hold +37.62% (over an avg. of 7370.00 days) +1.86% -- See performance by time period -- All ratings made during the year 2004 Ratings made during Feb, 2004

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PFS	Feb. 12 2004, 10:48 PM ET	by stooz (view profile)	rating: Hold
PFS performance: Price near date of rating (02/12/2004): 19.35 Recent price (04/17/2024): 13.62 Price change: -5.73 Dividends collected: 13.01 Gain/Loss over 7370 days: +7.28 +37.62% Annualized Gain/Loss: +1.86% Should be at least 50% upside from here over next 2 years (i.e., from $20 to $30) and possibly more if they get their costs under control. Reason for "hold" vs "buy" rating is management has not shown ability to execute and possible shakeout in thrift sector adds more risk than most thrift investors are accustomed to. Good news is managment from acquisition target seems to understand how to control costs. The jury is still out. Buy if you can hold at least 2-3 years. If buying, do so in small lots over time. Stooz Was this user's rating of 'PFS' helpful to you? Currently:   1 said yes (of 3 -- 33.33%)
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