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To: scaram(o)uche who wrote (1)	12/11/2001 12:25:05 PM
From: dalroi	Respond to of 12

Rick 1/"% in year range means indeed cost divided by 52 high 2/one example that I looked at is undervalued donno need to know what you 're looking at :-) 3/should we look for quality or for "indiscriminate rebound" January effect plays? depends , but i would find myself more at ease with a quality play then with an indiscriminate play cheers Stefaan

To: scaram(o)uche who wrote (1)	12/24/2001 4:11:16 PM
From: Doc Bones	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12

"% in year range" It shows where the current price (cost) falls within the range of the stock's price for the year. (Current Price - Year Low) divided-by (Year High - Year Low) Ranges from 0 (currently at low) to 100 (currently at high) e.g. Stock's yearly low = 20, yearly high = 60 current price = 30 % in year range = (30 - 20) / (60 - 20) = 25% ------ One difficulty for say a "% in day range" is a "Rick type stock" like NBSC. <g> NBSC didn't trade today (Christmas Eve), so you would get 0 / 0, which is undefined (and calculating it in a computer program will usually crash the program.) As a proud owner of NBSC, however, I feel confident that it will trade, at at least 2 different prices, in 2002. Doc