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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Sinclare (SNCG) / cyberlinx

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To: Charles Grafton who wrote (1025)12/28/1996 4:13:00 PM
From: Kip518   of 2696
 
Charles, I've used AIQ for about 5 years...through about 4 or 5 versions. I'd feel blind without it. It is very sophisticated and does provide an enormous amount of technical information. Anyway, I have found the ER rating to be very helpful but ultimately you must evaluate the charts yourself. Like all TA it really only helps you assess the risks and potential in a particular stock and works best in relatively orderly markets (i.e. it may not help you find blow-out stocks early, like ZITL, or avoid stocks that drop in an instant on bad news). Also, you'll find often the ER accessment of a stock on any one day is contradictory with both bullish & bearish factors in play. You have to weigh risks.

I can't advise you as to whether AIQ is worth the price. See what you think during the 30 day trial. My assessment of the software and TA, in general, is that it may not make you rich, but it will make you smarter.

Re: SNCG. I have seldom seen occasions when AIQ has given a series of buy signals (here since Dec 9th) when one wouldn't not have benefited enormously from taking the advice. SNCG's chart show the long, slow wash-out of sellers that is characteristic of major bottoms and which often leads to a rise that perhaps is equally slow but will eventually test the old highs (wouldn't that be nice!).

Best wishes to all,
Ron
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