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To: Warthog who wrote (32415)	10/30/1999 3:27:00 AM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 79227

Wart, Your scan hits include a bunch of "usual suspects". 14,207.35???? Yikes! ;-) When I see 13,912.38....I'll shut it down again. No need to get greedy once we're at that point...heheheh. Doug R

To: Warthog who wrote (32415)	10/30/1999 4:32:00 AM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 79227

Wart, Rick, Bdog, milesov, Woody and the rest of you 56er scan writers out there, I'm really leaning hard toward combining the Seattle Kill, the milesov 1.2, the 4,3,2 ROC and the Wart RSI scan into one extremely selective scan. The Seattle Kill is the same thing as the Comkey but has the 3 CCI crossing over the 13 CCI. The milesov 1.2 is a proven scan. Wart's RSI scan has kicked ass ever since we threw in the 89, 3, 5 requirement and the 4,3,2 ROC scan can only be described as a "heat seeker". Combine the 4 and it wouldn't matter if it only hit 2 stocks a month. It would cook, period. There may be a couple competing of mutually exclusive parameters in one or two of the scans that need to be hashed out. Other than that they appear to be well suited for combining. Well??? Whaddya think? My next seminar after Minneapolis will be in the Philadelphia area in April 2000 where I hope to get together as many of the scan writers from previous classes as possible...along with the usual crowd of first timers. This seems like the most logical next step to take so I might as well take a shot at it. Doug R