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To: oaktownaj who wrote (37574)	10/6/2000 2:01:35 AM
From: maverick61	Respond to of 57584

AJ, great summary - but I would suggest you look at VTSS once again. Its chart is really no different than RMBS - while it is no big uptrend - , it has been holding very steady - quite an impressive feat, when you consider the chips in general have been slumping. Just want to make sure we don't leave out any good candidates - thx

To: oaktownaj who wrote (37574)	10/6/2000 9:31:23 AM
From: xcr600	Respond to of 57584

GALT has held nicely thru all this. Ditto INFS which also made a new 52wk high recently. TEK appears to be under accumulation.

To: oaktownaj who wrote (37574)	10/6/2000 9:42:40 AM
From: Rande Is	Respond to of 57584

Excellent job, AJ! Thanks so much. Again, the Phoenix Project is a very important study in isolating the winners for 2001. Don't think for a moment that the Fund Managers are sitting on their hands while stocks are down here in the dumps. They are aggressively jockeying for position in the up and coming stars, while also getting positioned into the beaten down blue chips. As long-term investors, we should have a similar strategy. Phoenix is a good place to start. Rande Is