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To: Sam Raven who wrote (47321)	4/6/2002 1:02:04 PM
From: J L Segal	Read Replies (1) of 99280

"If that research is correct, the risk is too high to trade long those stocks under 10, and that is where a list of shorts should come from." My first question is, what time period is being used? That research might be true when looking at a bull market, going into and through a bear market. However, what if we are entering a new bull market? There are many good smaller cap growth stocks out there that have been 'repriced' due to the bear market, and fallen below $10 Smaller cap stocks are expected to outperform over the next few quarters. The RUT has been quite strong relative to the rest of the market. 'Fallen' large caps, could be a whole different story, and might be good candidates for shorting after free falling to below the $10 level. JLS

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