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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: easel who wrote (19494)12/3/1998 2:57:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (2) of 120523
 
Easl..sorry for being elusive.. When I did the first watch list it was a text format and I mentioned I would be adding a few more earnings plays (even on SI I mentioned it) and/or elaborating which of the plays were to be 'considered' as earnings plays..

On the second watch list.. I have added 5 news/chart 'icons'.. When you click on those icons you are linked to an 'informational' page that elaborates on some plays that I consider 'highlights' and worthy of being called 'earnings plays or charts that look particularly appealing. ... 4 out of the 5 I wrote were to be considered earnings plays..the fifth just a regular 'good' play. All five are up and up nicely.

I have also added two new (actually renovated) sites that will explain the general stock selection process we use in market gems and another site that is a 'glossary' of sorts for the explaining what you are seeing in the 'text format'...numbers in parentheses being the percentile the particular stock falls into compared to all the stocks in the market and the number next to it the value.. for example if MANU has 1/30 day volume value of 277 it means that the stock had 277% greater volume than it's 30 day average volume and the number next to it is say (91) it means that it is in the 91st percentile for stocks that have increased volume for that day. That is very positive indicator.

I will link those pages to the watch lists as I post. It is very important to understand the 'format' of both the watch list and newsletter in order to utilize the picks to the maximum. The text file is very helpful in that in one glance you can see how high the stochastics are, volume compared to average 30 day volume, and/or any additional indicator I might use. I have taken the time to be as simple as possible not 'throwing out' overly technical or complicated indicator combinations as some stock selection sites do. Simplicity and consistency is very important for traders. I use 'what works for me' and not convoluted theories of technical analysis that have not proven themselves in actual trading arenas. These are what I share with you.

I have also added accumulation/distribution which was a suggestion from one of the subscribers...If you see a particularly high accumulation value and percentile you can safely determine that this stock is under buying pressure.. Of course you need other confirmation of this indicator which is where the second watch list will add other 6 indicators that have confirmed the stock is a good candidate for positive price move.

marketgems.com and marketgems.com should be of great help.
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