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To: Jenna who wrote (78822)	1/12/2000 9:48:00 PM
From: Long John	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

VTSS which I did not hold through earnings was a buy today as I posted and you could have had anticipatory upswing before the report..sold and rebought again today which is the right way to play VTSS. So VTSS should get a green light on the calendar now. John

To: Jenna who wrote (78822)	1/12/2000 10:01:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

<<<Important notices>>> From 17th earnings plays will be counted from top part of the calendar. What I will do will be to put in a prominent link for the TOP part of the calendar which lists ONLY the stocks and this link will be numbered and will bypass the 'listing and description including charts, analyst comments, news on deals etc. It will be in a .gif format so you can print it and the numbers won't change. Think of it as a 'print friendly' calendar link. This numbered list will be called and/or e-mailed when the stock has unusual price and volume action as well as a buy signal. This is all a temporary solution since we are planning to have private intraday updates within a few weeks and will not need to have the numbers or the updates on SI. I could easily go on mIRC or have a temporary bulletin board or wait for SI to finish their own private rooms, but since we are gearing up for a permanent 'home' for our updates I don't want to have anything that is only transitory. 2) Watch lists for the next few days should be kept as they are more than momentum trades. I've been trying to sift out stocks with extreme growth through the next few quarters (we are not investors so I'm not looking far into the future although the 'display only' mode does indicate to me what the next 3 years are estimated to be). As well as extreme growth I'm trying to find lower p/e's going forward because we don't want fully valued stocks. I also want technical ranks that are not overbought and preferrably after short corrections and with analyst coverage. The earnings plays are starting to seriously break out as you can see with today's soaring of stock #8 for the 17 and #9, #11, and #12 from the 18th. If they don't move from the watch list one day, they will move the next so we will really want to keep the watch lists from the 10 through the 28th, the intense earnings season....