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To: ftth who wrote ()	7/29/1998 3:42:00 PM
From: Julius Wong	Read Replies (1) of 237

Dave: I am new to this thread and I have only read a few recent posts. I apologize if I repeat the contents of earlier posts. All stocks have up and down motions. Some stocks move up and down more often than others. Let's call these 'rolling stocks.' Suppose we already have a strategy for investment in rolling stocks. How to find the rolling stocks? I suggest to make use of fractal dimensions of the price chart. A higher fractal dimension corresponds to more up and down price movement. For example, the following stocks have higher fractal dimensions: ADSK, BAY, CPQ, LLTC, ONSL, SANM, SCH, TECD, TXN. I use TC2000 version 3 to do the calculations. Because TC2000 cannot calculate fractal dimensions directly, I compute an equivalent of fractal dimensions. Julius

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