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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems-Trading Strong Earnings Growth and Momentum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jason Flora who wrote (4897)	2/19/2001 11:23:29 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6445

Book, as I said its in the editing stage, my twelve chapters are complete, but these last few months, the added work of both Gems services have kept me a little behind in helping with the editing. Now that Market Gems service has morphed into Pristine Service, there will be more of a common impetus to see reach final stage. The Techo-Fundamental Strategies, will be added to the Pristine Method in the Pristine Watch List and the Pristine Intermediate Trading room. We have been using the Pristine Methods and Tactics for the past 2 years and with both strategies which are complementary (ours being concerned more with the stock selection process itself and resultant swing trading potential of those selections we can term Macro trading, and the Pristine Method call for Micro trading. However both strategies are not mutually exclusive and they merge very frequently. It has actually been these past 6 months that it was proven to traders, as well as investors that without a strong fundamental infrastructure for their stock selections, traders as well as investors would be relegated to sharp reversals to the downside and buy set ups that usually produced good trades were now just reversing as a result of general fundamental weakness, loss of confidence in many companies ability to regain prior price levels, and the desire to lock in profits at every level.