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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2005
Page
6
The piece discusses whether to buy or sell stocks near 52 week highs or lows, stressing price alone is insufficient. It notes evaluating worth and fair value, and cautions dilution when new shares are issued, explaining potential positives or risks depending on use of raised funds.
Motley Fool urges calm and education to avoid panic during stock drops. It argues investors should only panic with clear, short horizons and explains that market declines must be weighed by percentage moves, not points. Focus on long term trends and personal knowledge of holdings.
A reader recounts buying Hyal Pharmaceutical at a dollar after a prior drop from 12 to 1, relying on one approved drug in Europe and Canada. The stock sank amid multiple product hurdles, the firm was sold, and shareholders received nothing. The Fool warns that penny stocks under five dollars and overreliance on one product are risky, urging diversification and caution.
The Motley Fool flags RPM International as a potential turnaround target as third quarter sales rise 8.9 percent but margins shrink to 1 percent due to rising material costs and asbestos liabilities. Industrial growth outpaces consumer, while the company holds $100 million in liability reserves and reports positive free cash flow.
The scrambled passage identifies a Dutch company founded in 1891 described as the world’s largest maker of lightbulbs, electronics and consumer devices with 160000+ employees in 60 nations. It lists brands Sonicare Senseo and Norelco and notes lighting and medical imaging products.
Experts say Benedict will be a marketing challenge with demand for papal items evolving. Dealers note a lull after John Paul II's 25 years of ubiquity, then rising interest as Benedict's image gains traction, with books and keepsakes flying off shelves at Vatican shops and in the United States.
Dale Jackson Sr of Robin-Lynn Mills says the firm has shed nearly a third of its workers in two years and moves sock production offshore to compete. The article contrasts U.S. hosiery jobs with foreign plants such as Three Star and Zhong Xiddlong’s operations, noting declining sales and profits as rivals abroad cut costs.
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