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Strategies & Market Trends : January Effect 2001

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To: Q. who wrote (187)1/11/2001 8:07:52 PM
From: RockyBalboa  Read Replies (1) of 289
 
N,

given the ballistic performance the portfolio of the 17 pieces (even in the face of yesterday's yahoo debacle) had, I really should think about selling some pieces.

Interim findings:
*The smallest stocks in the weakest sectors (ESTM, PLRX) go nowhere and contributed very little since End of Dec.
*The stocks with the heaviest decline towards end of Dec (like DSLN, ELNK, NSPK) have the best performance.
*The best performers are also to find in the same group of stocks, DSL & Networking related (DSLN, COVD, ELNK), a sector which I absolutely hated.
*The stocks with no decline in the latter half of Dec (like CLRS, XLA or your VCLK) have the worst performance.

*As of today, all 17 are in the green (CLRS is just b/e) which is not a good sign.

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PLRX has been sold, as previously discussed. It will be delisted.
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