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To: Tom Trader who wrote (21592)	9/1/1997 2:33:00 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	of 58727

TT >>the secret is to be able to fugure out the next sectors to move and to be on board at the start.<< Now that's the 64K question...I think a good place to start would be tracking the volume increases in the various sectors to get some idea as to which sector is beginning to cook. IBD has a table list 197 industry groups ranked on current price performance. Also a little chart that lists groups with greates % of stocks making new highs. For example, I'm looking at the Aug. 19 issue which shows Metal Prod-Fasteners having the highest percentage of stocks making new highs, but that group is only 34 on list of 197. Elec-semiconductor Equip is currently #1 on the list of price performance stocks by industry, but it's 11th of 13 listed on the chart of the groups with the greates % of stocks making new highs. This makes me wonder if most of significant gains have already been made in the Semis and may be due for a rest and another group like the Metal Prod-Fasteners may be getting primed to take on the next leadership. I'm sure my thinking is probably way too simplistic, perhaps a more experienced investor in sector analysis would like to comment...

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