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To: Paul Lee who wrote (7655)	6/5/2000 6:11:00 AM
From: Paul Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9582

another So, how did our man do? Through mid-March, the screen's 10 names rose 3.08%, handily beating the Dow and the S&P, though not the rip-snorting Nasdaq Composite. Fast-forward another month, however, and these stocks, paced by National Instruments (up 51.6%), collectively streaked past all of the market's big measures. Other big winners included Adtran, Chiron and Bemis, a packaging manufacturer with $2 billion in annual sales, which jumped almost 18%, to around 37. For the next few months Scott's keeping an eye not just on bank stocks but on retailers, too, represented in the current list by Michaels Stores, the nation's largest arts-and-crafts chain. All 11 of the brokerage analysts following the Irving, Texas-based company have raised their ratings recently, yet the stock continues to sell at a discount to Michaels' expected growth rate of 30%. Scott has also been particularly impressed by the accumulation trends, quantitative scores and relative strength in Alliance Semiconductor and Natural Microsystems. -Lauren R. Rublin