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Strategies & Market Trends : CANSLIM - COAST TO COAST

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To: Feraldo who wrote (5651)12/6/1999 10:33:00 PM
From: Feraldo  Read Replies (1) of 6445
 
Here's some more to read.

PCCC is a decent buy.

KARE. Now there is an interesting point out of Bill O'neil's book. 2 for 1 splits are not always good. PE of 17. Good earnings growth, good sales growth, but funds own 26% and they dumped pretty good after that split, when they had twice as many shares to get rid of. KARE's reason for splitting was liquidity. Now they know what liquidity can do for a small company.

Hey Carl, did you hold TTPA this whole time since 17? I hope you did.

Did I mention NTCR on my last post?
I dropped WBVN off my list
Yes GTNR is one to watch, but so is PLCM, they look a lot like ATML.
PARL still moving sideways.
EMBX is also.
Dropped ASFD of my watch lists. Can't hardly explain why no one wants to keep them up there after they gap.
Is this the bottom for GDEN?
Dropped INIT and NZRO.
CONV looks bottomed out.
MCSW is on a critical mission to the moon. Great earnings here. Sales are starting to launch
QUIK dropped off the map, but with their earnings I'll keep them on my lists.
Dropped WOMN from my list also.

Its been a while since I looked at WAXS. Sales are about five times what they were, but earnings are only up 5%. It seems weird that they grew sales from 36 mil to 203 mil a year later and earnings only grew by a penny.
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