Hi Ashutosh,

I think S&P ratings and Morning star are possibly some of the better reportsto look at for sure. I used to follow CECO, COCO and APOL a year back. Ithink the growth they have experienced over the last 5 years is phenomenalbut not sure if they can sustain it. There is no serious sign of a slow downthough.They seem to have strong Nov and May quarters. Their last Feb quarter hadlow revenue. They are not expensive right now but might be in a free fall asthey have broken through all support levels built over a year. Seeing CECO'sfall some time back I can tell you these companies can serious lose value.Let's see where it consolidates. Might be a good buy!

Ahu

From: Ashutosh Thakur Subject: [stock_sharks] apol>Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 22:04:35 -0800>>Hi,>S&P 500 , 2006 edition suggests Apollo as a strong buy, so does>morningstar.>I read the analyst report by mstar and it looks strong.Cash in teh bank,>less debts, plus Apollo's widely recognized University of Phoenix is the>leader in online education and the largest private university in the>country, with more than 300,000 students.>>The stock fell 9% cos the CEO left, which i feel is temporary since he was>replaced by a veteran of 19 yrs with the company.>I would say buy at 57 , S&P gave target price as 92$ whereas mstar give a>fair value estimate of $82