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To: waverider who wrote (10369)	4/2/2002 12:49:09 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Wave. Quirk of this biz is that some companies seem to perform very well with higher debt load, while others don't. As a whole, exceptionally strong performing stocks DON'T come from any one various analysis approach. That's why the pros who taught me in the 70s and early 80s encouraged me to use a variety of screening approaches and strategies. So am not a fundamentalist, chartist, technical analyst, momentum player, value value player, or any other category in my stock selection and timing work. Use components of all the major analysis systems and plan to write a book about my work when the boys are off to college in a few years. In the case of CRK, I've made a lot of money with it in the past. And am doing it again this year. Another fav is EPEX. That one is one of my more value type plays. I've mentioned it numerous times here in recent months. But AFA I know, nspolar is the only one who jumped on it while it was still cheap. What a shame. Per previous posts I've a large position basis $4.75 and letting it run. siliconinvestor.com And, of course, am long quite a few other energy stocks that continue to march higher consistent with the primary bull trend. How was your long weekend? Best regards, Isopatch