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Strategies & Market Trends : 123 Trends and Reversals
QQQ 629.07+0.5%Oct 31 5:00 PM EST

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To: Ally who wrote (6)1/30/2001 1:58:52 PM
From: Al Lewis  Read Replies (1) of 147
 
STOCKSCORES.COM highlights GEAC as one that is breaking its downtrend. The following is an excerpt from their news email.
You use the Stockscores.com Market Scan tool of course! Here are some settings
to try today and for the next while as the much-maligned make a resurgence from
a bottom.

We want to focus on stocks that have broken their downtrend, formed a
consolidation (which is a show of stability) and made a break through very
short-term resistance as a sign of optimism. To let the cream rise to the top,
we want to only consider stocks with a Bullish Stockscore rating.

Here are the Market Scan settings you should apply:

Score Rating = Bullish
Candle = Bullish
Medium Term Moving Average = Bearish
Long Term Moving Average = Bearish
Short Term Consolidation = Yes
5 Day Resistance = Breakout
Today Relative to 20 Day Volume Average = Above
$ Value Volume >= 1000000

As always with a Market Scan, the final step is to visually inspect the charts
to find the best opportunities. We want to focus on the charts that show a
break from a rising bottom, with good volume support.

I did this scan and found 12 candidates. The stocks with the charts I am
looking for are the following:

Ramtron International (NASD:RMTR)
General Semiconductor (NYE:SEM)
Geac Computers (TSE:T.GAC)
ZixIt Corporation (ZIXI)

Take a look at these four stocks to see the kind of charts you want to focus
on, and to see four companies that have good potential to head higher.

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Each day, we scan the market for opportunities and reveal only the best to our
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Gain/Loss since January 1, 2001 up 20%

Stocks that we have bought and sold in the model portfolio during January:

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iManage up 32%

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