January Effect 2002 Message Board

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Strategies & Market Trends : January Effect 2002

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To: Q. who started this subject	12/10/2001 8:33:21 AM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (2) of 91

Hello, N. Currently I try to figure out what other posters say about the "premature" January effect. I did make some observations which show that this does not hold for likely tax loss sellers so like 1999, and we had a nice tech rallye going which resembles a bit the 1999 gains it is fair to assume that there are a lot of tax loss sellers left. Rearding the scan criteria: I found a post from you on last years thread which sums it up nicely. Message 15298045 This year a lot more stocks are trading below 1 partly because the nasdaq declared this delisting hiatus (and they only delisted some smaller companies due to capitalisation/NTA criteria). This will end in January 2002 and could possibly hurt the performance of sub $1 stocks...

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