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To: American Spirit who wrote (45970)	1/21/2001 2:21:44 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

On the rat dogs. Every day watch which rat dogs go down the most, then study them for a day or two more. Once you get a handle on where the bottom now is then go after them, but beware buying after a micro's run up for a few days. They usually stop, consolidate or dip, The good news is that there seem to be higher lows and higher hoighs as we go, but pay attention to cash on handvs. debt and market cap because there are some dogs which are down there for good reasons, like they might not survive. I was considering buying ETYS at $4 for instance. Good thing I didn't. But I should have bought it at 1/4 when the doom and gloom was at its peak. Look for peaks of bad news on already stomped on stocks. Even bankruptcy can be very profitable if you buy at the bottom. Of course that takes stamina and patience. definitely look at SCNT as a perfect example of how a good company with a few problems has been absolutely trampled on. Down from 133 to 3 and they MAKE PROFITS and have lots of CASH. Those are the types to cocnentrate on. The other ones I like are CMTN, LOR and ESHR and am considering buying CMGI and PSIX on their next dips (if that happens). Any opinions on COVD, HSAC, VIGN, LQID anyone?