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To: robert b furman who wrote (17590)	10/18/2002 3:27:37 PM
From: Nutty Buddy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19079

Hi Bob, I couldn't resist.... I've compiled the following table for software stocks: home.mindspring.com What this table tries to accomplish is to sort software stocks by an "intermediate term moving averages technical strength" rating while showing daily moving average trends with color alerts. The color alert is based on the stock's "weekly MACD" characteristic. Shades of green are positive, shades of blue are negative. Though it uses intermediate term trends in the ratings, it also captures short term trends with the colors and shading. The stock symbol and name in the left columns are colored with their current color alert status. A 23 day trend is shown. The last "power" column is a relative strength number representing the stock's "Power Volume!" rating, a 5 day graduated formula I use to show which stocks are rising on stronger than average dollar volume (in green) and falling on stronger than average dollar volume (in red). The rest falling somewhere in between. The relative strength is based on the stocks shown along with 240 other stocks I follow, so it is a broader based rating. The letter number codes in each cell are four paired direction (letter) / degree (number) codes: - the first pair represent the weekly MACD. - the second represent the 50 day EMA line trend. - the third represent the stock's price relative to its 200 day SMA. - the fourth represent the 200 day EMA line trend. Older date columns are condensed and don't show the full values, but the full value is contained within. Just trying to fit the most days on a page. For more detailed information, see the legend at the bottom of the table and the directing page of my site here: home.mindspring.com 6th table I'll try to keep these updated daily. Buddy home.mindspring.com