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To: KonKilo who wrote (12091)5/24/2003 7:17:50 PM
From: RockyBalboa  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 48461
 
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To: KonKilo who wrote (12091)5/26/2003 1:24:37 PM
From: Eagle  Respond to of 48461
 
Shiloh

That Royal Rats group was made up of stocks in the S&P 500 which were lowest priced/most shorted, etc which came from model used by John Markman, the financial writer. I will keep a look out for a second such group.

BUT Markman apparently has some theory in re the little stocks that get kicked out of the S&P which I am going to seek more info on. In May he posted some questions from readers with his answers.

Here is one of the questions:
"Whatever happened to your idea about buying stocks kicked out of the S&P 500--- does that still work?"

Answer:
"It's still flying high. The concept worked beautifully just last month when AMR Corp. the parent of American Airlines, got the boot. Standard & Poor's will stand behind the big cap stocks in its standard bearing S&P 500 Index for just about any crime against shareholders except bankruptcy. When it looked like AMR was going banko just before the start of the Iraq war, S&P showed the deft timing touch for which it is revered in America's poorhouses by forcing AMR out of the 500 on March 15. Since then the stock has taken off, rising more than 200% through April 28 to 4.75 from 1.50. It's replacement AIV was up just 5% over that time, half the advance of the index itself."

Will try to track that theory down and will post
Eagle