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To: Jenna who wrote (116963)11/19/2000 2:49:00 PM
From: Jenna  Respond to of 120523
 
<font color=orange>Intraday updates will resume all this week by popular demand for watch list and earnings plays newsletter subscribers in code.

Daily 'movers and shakers' will be posted for all Gemmers on this thread. Customized Charts that we used will also be posted for their educational benefit for review and possibility in any potential retrigger.

We believe in establishing a trend of at least two or better even 3 5-minute bars before we commit to a trade. One candlestick move to the upside in the backdrop of failing market internals will not get you anywhere.

If market internals are rising (S&P contracts, Nasdaq 100 contracts, NYSE TRIN and Nasdaq TRIN, TICK even financial sector for the best gains) we might enter a position after 1 bar reversal and second bar confirmation which means a 2 bar trigger (5 minute chart).

Remember also that if there is a 'recovery' in the technology sector, we MUST NOT forget our past earnings plays for the last quarter which have already proven themselves with their earnings reports. Some of them were taken down with the rest of the market but they should move up STRONGER than other lacklustre companies in any rally.

We are looking for high volume, strong companies moving in fast markets and not junk that is thinly traded. This week should be profitable, to the long and short side. We will move with the pendulum.



To: Jenna who wrote (116963)11/20/2000 4:35:30 PM
From: Wayners  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
Remember that companies that have been beaten down 200-300% will more than likely never regain their previous levels and always be relagated

How can a company be down 200% to 300% since once you are down 100%, the company had already lost ALL its value and is now trading at 0?