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Strategies & Market Trends : Statistically Indicated Buy Signals (SIBS)

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To: Kenneth A. Hintz who wrote (1)	11/12/1996 12:25:00 AM
From: Randy L. Carter	of 12

I see that the table in my original post has become scrambled. Don't know why. Anyway, I'll type it again now that there is a new entry to add. I also have decided to test my new Statistically Indicated Sell Signals (SISSs) along with the previously described SIBS. No new SISSs to report, however. The new SIBS is shown in the last row of the following table: SIBS Records (1000 share hypothetical transactions) DATE STOCK ACTION PRICE CLOSE DATE CLOSE PRICE GAIN 5/1/96 NSM buy 15.75 5/20/96 16.875 875 5/14/96 NOVL buy 14.25 5/23/96 15.25 1000 5/24/96 LTD buy 21.50 holding 5/24/96 NSM buy 16.25 8/29/96 18.125 1625 8/5/96 F buy 33.50 holding 8/8/96 DGN buy 10.625 8/21/96 11.625 750 8/9/96 ERTS buy 30.50 8/15/96 32.75 2000 8/19/96 BORL buy 8.625 holding 8/23/96 ERTS buy 32.00 9/6/96 33.00 750 8/29/96 GYMB buy 29.625 9/4/96 30.813 938 11/11/96 LE buy 22.25 holding The jury's still out on SIBS. It has worked well except for the 3 stocks that have been held for far longer than desired (LTD, F, and BORL). Those have to be considered failures. With them SIBS is only breaking even, approximately, at this point. More Later, I hope, Randy

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