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Strategies & Market Trends : What Works on Wall Street (O'Shaugnessy)

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To: Brian Channon who wrote (29)	2/26/1997 12:57:00 PM
From: sea_biscuit	of 109

Strictly speaking, the strategy would call for a PSR of 1.0. However, O'Shaughnessy says that he wouldn't mind increasing it upto as high as 1.5 in order to catch some of the higher priced stocks that display similar earnings and relative strength characteristics. I believe he does mention this in his book. Even so, as I glanced at the 1997 list of 50 companies for this strategy, the only real "tech" stock that I noticed was Smart Modular Technologies (NASDAQ : SMOD). Of course, Dell, Gateway 2000 and CompUSA are all there, but they would more likely be called retailers than hi-tech, I suppose. Dipy.

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