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Strategies & Market Trends : A.I.M Users Group Bulletin Board

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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (8593)9/22/1999 2:31:00 PM
From: JZGalt   of 18928
 
To Butch on CHRZ:

I got excited when CHRZ showed up at the top of one one my screens that I do periodically. I thought at the time they were buying too early for my preference, but heck it is their money. (My screens turn up rockets and duds so it is important to see which way the blastoff is going to go.)

In any case I would wait for CHRZ to have a better chart pattern (break above 200 day moving average) and then consider investing. The other way to go is to buy some at $11 and change and sell at $13 and change which is current trading range. Forward eps charts still looks bad. Fair Value = $20, Cheap = $14 1/4 or under. But AGAIN, the chart looks bad.

confirmatoryanalysis.com

CHRZ dropped off my screen because it no longer meets the analysts 25+ 5 year growth rate. Doesn't mean you can't make money on the stock however.

One thing to consider. Once you are in the company, buy the stocks of the software you are installing. (SAP, ITWO, ORCL, SEBL, etc.)

One final tip. I always made money as a consultant by buying the company just before we finished a project. So if you are installing a large SAP project for XYZ company, you might want to take a small stake in XYZ if the project is successful.

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Dave
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