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To: Jay Tice who wrote (6835)5/24/1999 12:01:00 PM
From: chaz   of 7111
 
Perhaps many think this is a really long shot as you seem to believe. I think it's a daunting task, particularly if the focus is on small and mid cap stocks. On the other hand, if the focus is on the Gorillas and Kings (read the book) then the odds really do move in favor of pulling it off. And no, everyone, I'm not suggesting focus on one stock per year. The book doesn't, and I don't.

I used to wonder why some stocks, after a tech tumble, would come roaring back, while others would languish at the lower levels for some time before recovering. The strongest (usually) take less of a hit, and come back (usually) to the surface more quickly. The book doesn't address this directly, but a careful reader (who has been at this for some time), will put two and two together.

Jay, you could do this, or come very close.
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