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Strategies & Market Trends : Let's Make REAL MONEY (Big, long-term cap. gains)

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To: Don S.Boller who wrote ()12/21/1997 1:04:00 AM
From: BenYeung  Read Replies (1) of 135
 
By the way, I picked my two picks NWCI and YURI using the William J. ONeil's CANSLIM techniques.

As for C (Current quarter earnings) and A (Annual earnings), NWCI has a 40%+ increase annually while YURI grow at a 100%+ rate over year.

As for N (New product), YURI is a major player of ATM products, which are kinda new to the networking environment. NWCI combined coffee and bagel in one place, and using franchise to expand.

As for S (Supply and Demand), YURI has 4 Millions shares floating, NWCI has 1Million, I think.

As for L (Leader and Laggards), these two stocks move at a more volatile rate than its countparts (CSCO and SBUX for example). They are definitely not the laggards, but they correct much faster and greater than their countparts.

As for I (Institutional Sponsorship), I know that TNG Financial Services has a stake in NWCI for sure. Dont know about YURI.

As for M (Maret direction). We are still in a bull market for sure. YURI's main end users are US government, and NWCI is pretty much domestic (other than a German franchise), not technically influenced by the Asian flu.

Please evaluate. And please answer my previous questions in my other post.
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