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To: Judy who wrote (7287)	3/23/1998 7:02:00 PM
From: Robert Graham	Read Replies (1) of 42787

Hello, Judy. I have a couple questions for you. What types of general criteria does a stock need to meet that would attract institutions into accumulating the stock? Does the industry that the company resides in need to demonstrate a promising acceleration in earnings growth by some of its leaders? Does the stock need to have bottomed out and have actually demonstrated increasing upward price momentum. I do understand that liquidity is a factor. I also understand that the criteria that institutions use depends on the type of fund or institution. However, I am attempting to discover the types of factors that will attract large institutional interest into an industry and a stock, the criteria that perhaps you utilize in staying ahead of the flow of institutional money. Also, what evidence have you seen of an upcoming intermediate term correction? I think you have mentioned this possibility in a previous post of yours here at SI. Is this thinking based strictly on technical evidence? Or is there other evidence that is pointing that direction? Bob Graham

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