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To: John Harton who wrote (6301)	7/16/1999 2:24:00 AM
From: Berney	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11051

JH, Good Luck Today! Having done a lot of umpiring in my day, I hope you find your strike zone. Agree with you on F. The daily chart should be reset early next week and the weekly and 60-min are already set. Probably roll around in the dirt for a couple of days. As regards the penalty box, it really doesn't bother me. If I'm to be caught on the wrong side of a trade right now, I'd rather be short. Actually CSC captured us good last Fall. We were long in early October and it was painful. But, CSC has been extremely good to TM and a good chunk of his gains came from this stock. So, to your question of the day. I'd rank the stocks by market cap and buy equal amounts of the top twelve. You would get good diversification and ultimate liquidity. For the value top manager, I'd use TB's fundamental scoring system and buy equal amounts of the top twelve that are reflecting EPS growth. However, they don't know about TB's scoring system. <gg> I would avoid small caps like a plague. TB