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Strategies & Market Trends : Wedges, triangles, and stuff: Chart patterns for breakouts

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To: Mike Kehler who wrote (32)	5/27/1997 8:16:00 PM
From: HeyRainier	of 257

Mike, I believe it's a difficult task, but I think that's a great idea. Here's my ideas for what constitutes the Fundamental scale: The Fundamental scale will be based on the following, in declining order of importance, as I see it: - growth relative to p/e ratio - ability to meet/exceed earnings estimates - improving/declining industry - debt/equity ratio - return on equity - current ratio - price/sales ratio - position of p/e ratio and p/sales ratio relative to its historical range. - insider buying/selling This is pretty much everything I consider before I buy. The T.A. is icing on the cake. But with this being essentially a T.A. thread, it might go the other way around, with F.A. being the icing on the cake. Now, the hard part is putting a number to all this data. If you've got ideas, I'm open to them. Regards, Rainier

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