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To: Doug Robinson who wrote (111)8/27/2000 10:43:24 PM
From: adairm  Respond to of 164
 
Doug, it looks like we're on the same wavelength. Most folks fall in love with a stock and bend the rules in order to justify buying when they really shouldn't.

Most folks probably don't heed the 8% loss rule, either. I know I've let that one slide myself.

There are a few particularly tough things to do: 1) Take small loses to protect your capital. 2) Don't chase stocks 10% past the pivot point.

Somebody on the thread has been complaining about the lack of precise sell rules. Maybe his new book goes into that. I'll look into it.

Adairm



To: Doug Robinson who wrote (111)8/28/2000 8:44:09 PM
From: luis a. garcia  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 164
 
Doug it ain't bout following Oneill's or anyone else's methodology...its about succeeding and there are more than one ways to do so.
An O'neill structure is soooo complicated that it takes a computer to do half of it and then an analyst to fill in the blanks...
that is why he boldens the letters on his stock tables to give folks a hint...
luis