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To: randy kay who wrote (10252)	11/2/1997 1:58:00 PM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

randy, I got the Vector Vest value for the DJIA from their stand-alone program. Purchased it for a 5-week trial (with daily downloads) for $30. Understand they offer the trial for $20 now. If you have the time to use it, I recommend it. I am not sure yet if I'll continue for $50 per month. I like the feature that gives a value for each stock best. Their buy and sell signals are simplistic. AMAT is a sell now because it's down. Other stocks are buy because they're up. VV has extensive screening capabilities. You can screen, for example, for the industry group that is the most undervalued, then find the safest/cheapest/fastest growing stock in the group. It also has a weekly list of stocks featured in IBD, so you can see their value. I don't know if you can get the DJIA value on the web site. Also, some other DOW valuations I've seen disagree with VV. GM