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Non-Tech : Dorsey Wright & Associates. Point and Figure

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To: feewaybill who wrote (711)10/6/1999 12:19:00 AM
From: Ms. X  Read Replies (1) of 9427
 
Thank you much Bruce. I think this shows people how we can narrow the field down by selecting the cream of the crop. What is left after the search you have done is to look at each chart and determine good buy points, pullbacks etc.

There are a lot to chose from and the charts look real good now making it difficult to make a choice. If you decide to create a portfolio remember to diversify between sectors. Choose those sectors that are low and if not reversed up, getting stronger. One can make a solid portfolio buying these stocks now and adding others as charts change.

This is the time to decide on your plan. If you buy a portfolio based on this criteria you have chosen very solid stocks. Ones that should weather market storms providing nothing "major" occurs. Either one holds with stops in major trend breaks or decides on profit levels to remove parts of the position. If you do that, you can rotate other stocks from the list into the portfolio as their sector or trend chart comes into season.

Hope this helps everyone. We'll keep talking about this as the market improves - or doesn't. Everyone will be prepared for the next move up and I'll expect to hear of great profit increases in one years time. If you play it right and stick to your plan.
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