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To: gonzongo who wrote (2057)	7/16/1997 1:39:00 PM
From: Richard Estes	of 3325

Relative strength is the answer. The funnymentals is just to reduce risk. ROC on a 21 day basis should rank the groups. Of course no one does it better than IBD. There are indices that address sectors. a Ratio of NYSE to AMEX should reflect hi/low cap picture. This doesn't stop outstanding stocks to move any time they decide to. Important: Don't listen to CNBC or media. Their job is to mislead. For a short period in May there was some hi cap moves. But do a Roc scan and see how many stocks moved over 30% in last 4 months. See any low caps? Now run one that has lost at least 30%, see any high caps? Buy EPS>80 and RS>80 stocks with stress on RS, in strong RS groups or sectors. The best return will always be in stocks under $30. I have the latest IE 4.0, I say time to upgrade. Still a problem with SI format but everything else a dream.

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