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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: zx who wrote (3452)	10/21/1997 9:32:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) of 120523

agraff..<<we buy options or puts after. long or short time or both.>>Of course I want to that as well. I'm sure it's probably less risky. I just don't have the proper scope yet to determine how much consecutive days uptrend is left in a company AFTER earnings before it corrects. I've never held options longer than 4 weeks or so. I've just begun an extensive analysis of about 30 companies with very good earnings surprises through the last 3 quarters. I'm looking at how much they went up historically and when they corrected. I did notice that most of the companies I buy move easily over 80-100% on a good report. The ones that did not (ZBRA, JBIL, was a 30-40% loss on option the same day) I am also testing how many days of uptrend are there in a company after a "strong buy" Vs. a "buy" or "outperform". Remember how long it was with ABF, JBIL and FDX? These companies usually fall into my criteria for a buy anyhow (i.e. usually close to a 52 week high, exploding out of a trading range, corrected after a nice uptrend, etc.) If the upgrade comes after the report, as it did with SEBL and PWAV, I hold on for a while.

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