Who says the stock market is too cheap?

Published: July 30, 2007, 1:00 pm

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Filed under: Earnings reports, Deals, Rants and raves, Apple Inc (AAPL), Market matters, Johnson and Johnson (JNJ), Toll Brothers (TOL), Comfort Zone Investing, Headline news, S and P 500, DJIAAccording to an article published by Bloomberg Cheapest Stocks in 16 years draws investors, "Investors are preparing to snap up shares of telephone, health-care and computer companies after last week's $2.1 trillion global stock market rout left U.S. equities the cheapest in 16 years." I am always pondering stock valuations in search of bargains and have been thinking that there are many bargains to be had. Having come to this conclusion though is not based on the relative market strength or weakness, or whether the over all market is cheap or not. I am not interested in bear markets or bull markets. The average investor should view all markets and promoters of said markets as full of bull. The best way to invest in stocks is the same way you invest in friends - one by one, respectfully, fairly

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