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Strategies & Market Trends : 99 RS stocks--WATCH THEM FLY HIGHER AND HIGHER

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To: Lyn Benson who wrote (781)	3/20/1998 10:40:00 AM
From: The Jedi	Read Replies (2) of 836

The RS and EPS ranks are published in IBD. If one were following a stock then it is better to look for change over time for their RS in IBD and see if the RS is moving up or down (especially weekly). IBD is available in most public libraries and one can just look at the weekend paper or even buy it. e.g. RS of ABF was 99 and then it started dropping. ABF stayed in the $35-40 range for some time. When ABF RS starts moving we will see the stock making substantial gains. RS for AOL was 99 and now dropped. AOL has stalled. NOTE: When RS falls it means one of two things. Stock is taking a breather or ready to fall. But when RS is rising it means the stock is rising faster than other stocks. I just provided a snap shot for that day. One has to go to IBD to look for changes. Hope this helps Kiri

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