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To: Zach E. who wrote (5001)	9/25/1997 12:45:00 AM
From: Douglas Webb	of 14162

I noticed that VectorVest equates volatility with risk too. That makes sense, given their investment approach, which is a buy and hold, medium to long term method. For our needs as CCers, we need that volatility, because we have the tools (and stomachs) to take advantage of it. I was mostly interested in the first number they put out, the estimate of the company's actual worth. I tried a few stocks that my program had put out as Buy-Write candidates, which were all in the $9-$15 range. VectorVest said they were all worth less than $2. That's a nice clear signal to stay away if I've ever seen one. BTW, I was able to get more evaluations done. I guess it's not 10 per day; maybe its 10 per hour instead. Doug.

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