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To: greg welch who wrote (27)	5/24/2001 5:18:14 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	of 127

Hi Greg, If you go to the header of this subject and read in the initial letter, the dates and starting prices are shown there. For instance, CGNX was there at the beginning of the year and it was indicated to be $18/share in Value Line at the time. The others on the list show the week they became a #5 Timeliness and the price that week. What's interesting is taking a look at a 3 year graph here in SI and then pinpointing where the stock came on the PIC list. Here's what Cisco Systems looked like a couple of weeks ago: aim-users.com Note the black arrow showing when it was added to the PIC list. We sure would have missed a huge amount of down-side waiting until Timeliness 5 showed up before buying into CSCO. Here's what CSCO looks like now: siliconinvestor.com As you can see, the PIC list does a good job of helping us select good quality at a good value. Note on the bottom of the graph the "Williams %R." AIM generally is selling above the 80% level and buying when it's below 20%. I've been combining graphs recently and the correlation is great. Thanks for the question. Best regards, Tom

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