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To: Paul Beattie who wrote (247)	1/13/1997 11:30:00 AM
From: Sam Cohen	of 11149

What kind of overlap are you talking about? Do you want to know if a stock fell out of more than one scan? You don't have to have all your scans as one, just make a new scan, using the output from the one you are "checking against." For instance, in each of my MACD, MAcross, and Stoch scans that I run, I run a separate scan to tell me which of those stocks is under $10. I call it MACD1 or whatever. If I wanted to (and I think I will) run a scan that tells me which of the stocks from my MAcross (most hits) also came out of the Stoch or MACD scan I would set up a scan with input="macross.lst" then paste the regular Stoch or MACD scan. This scan would only take about 5 seconds, as I never get more than 200(!) hits on my MACross scan. It may seem cluttered in your "lists" folder, but it is not too bad, and it certainly works quickly, and painlessly! Sam geocities.com

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