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To: Jeff Maresh who wrote (47)	3/21/1997 4:12:00 PM
From: sea_biscuit	of 109

Hi Jeff : I went through one of the appendixes of "Super Stocks" where Fisher applies the low PSR method to the Dow 30 and gives an example using the year 1982 or 1983. One can see that low PSR stocks are among the ones that appreciated the most. And there is a pattern between PSR and rate of increase in price. There is no such relationship between P/E and the rate of appreciation, at least in that particular example. Considering the interest in Dow strategies like the "Dow Dogs" or the "Foolish Four" etc., I wonder if anybody has done some back-testing with the Dow stocks using PSR values as the parameter. I have seen that you have a great deal of interest and knowledge in this area and wonder if you have thought along these lines... Dipy.

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