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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (8377)	6/1/2001 2:26:03 PM
From: Paul Shread	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

Heinz has a turn coming Monday, which he thought would be a short-term low, with a significant top coming June 18-26. I bought when the Dow was down 50-60, thinking we were going to turn up, but I was hoping for the turn Monday. This weak, premature turn up does have me a little concerned. Maybe another test down on Monday and then we turn up? COMPX was flat in May. Opened at 2116, closed at 2110. Looks like an inverted hammer or some sort of doji on the monthly chart. Not encouraging following April's big white candlestick, which did not take out March's high, BTW. I think at least part of this rally is based on the rumor that ORCL won a big contract at the end of May and won't have to warn...

To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (8377)	6/1/2001 11:47:05 PM
From: Chris	Respond to of 52237

for those investor's business daily subscribers they have a lot of good tools and info at their new website investors.com if you dont have access, then be sure to read william o'neils book(s). His philosophy combines fundamentals (mainly growth approach) and technical analysis Here are some stuff for the subscribers (but also covered in his books) Investor's Corner Archives Table of Contents How Do I Find Winning Stocks? 01. Superior Profits Fuel Long-Term Winners 02. Use EPS Rating To Find Fastest Growing Firms 03. Great Expectations: Will Future Profits Grow? 04. New Composite Rating Uncovers Top Stocks 05. Demand Stellar Sales Growth For Your Stocks 06. Longtime Leaders Churn Out Strong Margins 07. Return On Equity Helps Gauge Stock Quality 08. Relative Strength: How Does Your Stock Rate? 09. Best Stocks Have High Demand, No Matter The Supply 10. How To Track Institutional-Quality Stocks 11. Hitch A Ride With Institutional Investors 12. Profits Reassert Their Key Investment Role 13. Don't Overlook IPOs In Quest For Great Stocks 14. Best Stocks Post Highs When Market Turns 15. Keep An Eye On Institutions' Newest Buys Where’s The Market Headed? 01. Twin Windows Give First-Hand Look Into Market 02. Corrections Clear The Way For New Leaders 03. Sectors Shed Extra Light On Market Trends 04. Wait For Market To Confirm Fresh Rally 05. Too Much Fear, Greed Can Turn A Market 06. Let The Market Tell You When It Hits A Bottom 07. String Of Failed Breakouts Raises Red Flag 08. Insist On Quality Breakouts As The Market Turns 09. Rising Volatility Can Be Beat With Discipline 10. Look For New Crop Of Leaders In New Rally 11. New Issues Tend To Magnify Broad Market 12. Take Advantage Of Bear-Market Downtime 13. Track Groups For New Signs Of Leadership What Common Investing Pitfalls Should I Watch For? 01. Don't Let Past Miscues Thwart Future Buys 02. Cast Your Ego Aside: Cut Losses Quickly 03. Industry Leader Isn't Always The Largest 04. Best Growth Stocks Surge From High P-Es 05. Proven Winners Often Repeat Their Success 06. Target Stocks That Are Hitting New Highs 07. Bear Proves Why Cutting Losses Is Rule No. 1 08. New Rally Will Leave Defensive Stocks Behind 09. Don't Rely On Cyclicals For Long-Term Gains 10. Don't Pin Future On Market's Fallen Leaders 11. Insider Selling Rarely Defeats Winning Stock 12. Let Bargain Hunters Brave Plunging Stocks 13. Don't Fixate On Wall Street Profit Estimates 14. Market Cap Plays Minor Role In Stock Success 15. Let Market Decide Which Stocks To Buy 16. Keep Sound Trading Rules In Bear Market 17. Value Investing: A Tough Job If Done Alone What Can Technical Indicators Tell Me? 01. Read Stock Charts For Unbiased Analysis 02. Pivot Point Gives Best Entry Point Into Great Stocks 03. Cup With Handle Is Filled With Potential 04. Cups And Handles For Discerning Investors 05. Learn How To Analyze High-Volume Churn 06. Double Bottom Clears Way For Big Move 07. Pump Up Your Portfolio With Flat Bases 08. Track Volume To Uncover Key Selling Clues 09. Buying Late Can Turn Great Stocks Into Losers 10. Chase Price Gaps Out Of Bases With Caution 11. Scan Stock Bases For Clues Of Future Success 12. Choppy Bear-Market Bases Require Keen Eye 13. Base-On-Base Shows Strength In Bad Market 14. Tight Bases Set Stage For Winning Stocks 15. Watch How Your Stock Acts Around 50-Day 16. New High In Light Volume Raises Red Flag 17. Averaging Up Leverages Your Winning Stocks 18. Relative Strength Line Can Trace Bullish Clue 19. Good Base Sets Stage For Huge Breakout 20. Wide, Loose Price Action Typifies Bad Base 21. Check Breakout's Strength Via Weekly Chart