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To: russwinter who wrote (92)	10/7/2002 10:20:52 PM
From: stock leader	Respond to of 212

One of the things to look for is financially strong "below cash" companies that hit new lows on VERY high volume. INSP was a perfect example of that on June 28 when Russell 2000 dumped everything and crashed price to .40.. However, nothing was different about INSP and it was still loaded with cash and no debt. i bought that day and a week or two later it was at .60+. You have to look for these situations where selling is HUGE but not related to the companies finances. A russell 2000 or other index boot sometimes fit the criteria

To: russwinter who wrote (92)	10/8/2002 7:39:33 PM
From: Davy Crockett	Respond to of 212

<<If there's still an economy left in the next few years there should should be some moonshots here>> edit: As in the last nice sector --> GOLD, that will, no doubt, prove to be true. I've been lurking since inception & will continue to lurk... I know nuthin' 'bout FA's & that is probably a good thing. edit edit: Livermore & Loeb will do well too IMHO always a little bit late but... edit edit edit: <g> Back to lurking mode Please keep up the nice work russwinter... Regards, Peter