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To: E. Charters who wrote (2577)	1/12/2003 12:04:54 PM
From: 4figureau	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5423

>>You missed Quaterra and QGX.<< Added QGX to the list..QTA got by me. >>Also what is meant by the notation? You see a price in black and one in red in the first list. The one in black is more than the one in red. What are these prices --eggzackly?<< The notation is to alert that the stock broke out for the first time...or is fighting to a new high after some consolidation, and is back in the hunt;)...watch ETG for more new moves for example. No question..SWG fought back after a violent shakeout. Some of the other new highs just keep going up every week like Lakota which rivals Cardero (taking a break after 9 straight up days) with over 30 new highs since May. The green prices are new week/year highs...and the red prices are from the previous week...to show the w to w progress. >>Are all the stocks in the second list down from their 52 weeks highs by the percent indicated?<< They are all down from their 52 week intraday highs. A stock could be up for the day at the close....but down from it's intraday. This is a flaw with Yahoo tools...and the reason for the new green and red prices to show the real gains. This used to be a lot easier when there was only a couple of new highs...getting the feeling that I have bit of more than I can chew heading into spring. (gggg)