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Strategies & Market Trends : The Dead Cat Bounce Theory

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To: stockvalinvestor who wrote (309)3/28/1997 2:25:00 PM
From: George Spritzer   of 1836
 
Kenneth: Thanks for the summary chart. I printed it out
and plan to save it for further research into dcb stocks.
I want to see how some of these stocks do on a longer-term
basis.
But, how did you arrive at today's buy/sell prices?
I thought for a fair "real-life" test, all buys would be
at the asked price and all sells at the bid price.
1) For ANET, you show a sell at 12. But the closing price
in Yahoo quotes is 11 3/4 bid- 11 7/8 asked. Shouldn't
the sell price be 11 3/4?
2) Also for DLGC, you show a buy price of 19 5/8.
Yahoo quotes gives the closing level as 19 5/8-19 3/4.
Shouldn't the buy price be 19 3/4?
For the typical retail investor, it may have been hard
to buy or sell at the prices you show.
Perhaps the only accurate buy/sell prices would be to
actually execute the trades with real money.
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